Somewhere on the endless American interstate, a tour bus the size of a whale carries a band that is becoming something closer to a religion. Babylon plays for crowds that arrive like pilgrims, and behind the throbbing bass and the body paint, its members are starting to suspect their dreams are bleeding into one another — and into something far older. Meanwhile, a federal agent named Trevino sifts through the wreckage they leave behind, certain it adds up to more than bad music and felony theft.

A single bulb swings in a hotel room that looks like a crime scene — which, more or less, it is. 

Mike checked in as a freelance web developer; a week later he’s broke, strung out, cornered, and holding a small object that every cartel on three continents wants back. Every exit he reaches for falls apart in his hands. Then there’s a knock at the door... 

Season 6 of the Fallen Cycle Mythos opens on the night Mike stops running from his life and looks for a way to cash in. A drug-soaked noir overture about debt, dumb luck, and the strange comfort of becoming no one, “How To Disappear Completely” is a new perspective into everything that follows.