[ WP ] You are a recently fired police officer in a society where music is outlawed . You accidentally walk into a secret music club .

From birth, criminals were one of two things. 
 Those who indulged in great evils, 
 And those who composed them. 
 Music, more known by its legal name `` erroneus rhythm'or `` treasonous cacophony'' Is the ultimate taboo. I wo n't pretend I know everything about it, but it nearly collapsed the country. In the rebellions of decades past, messages and intelligence was spread through music. Passages, words `` sung'' at different pitches to pass on information. 
 It's my job to make sure it stays gone. 
 At least, it was. Their reason? `` Suspicious action or choice of words involving the nation.'' 
 Needless to say, I have n't quite caught up yet. The rain cascades down in the way it has for years, almost like a chorus of applause to congratulate my failure. I look up and realize that I've strayed far off my normal path home, focused instead on the horizon. Looming gray buildings, with decrepit doorways and a sea of graffiti present itself as if it were alive, imposing on the senses in a way that suffocates the beholder. Turning back towards the path, the rain shifts in tone. It's soft, almost sensitive to my distress, calling out in a way that felt otherworldly. I'm frozen, the buildings stand taller and taller against the sky, in a mock challenge of power. But the sensitive tone continues, indifferent of the titanic buildings or the weight of the sky. I stagger forward, suddenly enraptured by the sound, desperate to drown myself in it. A door vibrates underneath my touch with the sound. I revel in it, echoing across my palms, caked with mud and the incessant rain. Trembling, I push open the door. A hall with hundreds of chairs, derelict in a unique way from burns to pieces missing, to crumbled pieces of wood. A lone figure occupies the stage. 
 
 I had indulged in a great evil, 
 
 And fallen in love with the maestro. 
 
 *kinda new to WP, please send some criticism! Thank you very much for reading this!
