Internet sublime

Human crocodile has a devastating existential crisis. He has broken up with his partner, has lost his job and is down because he has lost the shaft. He then decides to visit one of those fortune tellers who doesn't seem like a big deal but contains crowds. And in response to his concerns, he receives an old-fashioned floppy disk that, once inserted into his computer, leads Human Crocodile to install a little computer program that opens the doors to the dark web, an immense parallel universe of vast information that produces a unspeakable vertigo and offers you the solution to all problems: an unknown, illegal, untraceable substance with unknown properties. Having ingested the strange liquid, the Human Crocodile comes into contact with a group of people -the cypherpunks- whose alternative lifestyle is too attractive to pass up. The cypherpunks live off-the-grid, outside the system, without connections to the network, totally self-sufficient and in harmony with nature. His whereabouts are a bunker located in international waters that is impossible to reach without having ingested the aforementioned substance. Human crocodile finds his place there, gets involved and turns his stay into an unprecedented therapeutic trip: with the cypherpunks he discovers his activism and learns to literally and metaphorically disconnect. But suddenly, something happens and the Human Crocodile must immediately return to society, to the world that he had temporarily left, to connect to the system, no matter how bad it is. Then begins the threats, the persecutions and the fear of compromising the cypherpunks and that they will be discovered because of them.