Jason wakes up choking on something he can’t see. When he escapes, every clock reads 10:41. He doesn’t know where he is. He doesn’t remember how he got there. All he knows is that he has to make a meeting—somewhere beyond the fog, beyond the red glow burning on the horizon. The road makes no sense. Reality bends. Every place feels wrong. A diner where time rots in front of him. A farm that forces him to witness something he can’t unsee. A museum filled with things he shouldn’t want—but does. Then they appear. Kate and Suki. Smiling. Watching. They know more about the road than he does—and they’re not leaving. With every mile, Jason’s memory fractures. With every stop, the truth gets worse. And when he finally reaches the red glow… there is no turning back. 1041 is extreme psychological horror—graphic, disturbing, and relentless. A descent into madness that will stay with you long after the final page.