Muus (moos), Aeronaut , 2026
When the signal came, Dya and Muus already knew.

The Pilot. The Current. The Armada.

The year is 2180. The Pueblos are in turmoil. Relentless invaders push from every direction. Torrential rains of Blindfall sweep across the land — a force the enemy uses to its advantage, cutting off passage and threatening everything the Pueblo people have built. One armada stands between the Pueblo people and erasure. Dya commands it.

Co-captain of the Survivorship Armada, Muus commands combat, celestial navigation, thought transference, and extrasensory perception. Bonded to his twin Dya across one shared mind, they do not need words to coordinate. Muus does not need to hear the distress signal. They feel it through the Blindfall before it arrives — and the pilot is already moving.

The Survivorship is unlike any vessel the invaders have ever encountered — ancient as a root system, vast as the sky above the flood. It carries the last of everything: the people, the clay, the language. Somewhere beyond the flood line, Tahu leads the Blind Archers deep into uncharted territory, racing to reach Po'pay with an urgent call before all is lost. The fate of the Pueblos hangs by a thread. Dya and Muus hold that thread.

Two captains. One Survivorship. They bring everyone home. — VO

Currently on View

Muus is featured in Continuum: Blindfall, First Strike — now on view at Vladem Contemporary, New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, through October 18, 2026. The exhibition draws visitors into the epicenter of the Revolt, where 1680 and 2180 fold into each other and time-traveling warriors known as The Last Sovereigns stand between storm-blinded battlefields and the distant future. Twin to Dya , also on view.