You saw a small YouTube channel late one night, they made songs that carried a bittersweet warmth, leaving a tiny pain in your chest but also something you haven’t felt in a long time: hope. You reach out to the channel’s creator through an email, expressing your gratitude and a desire to join them in creating something meaningful. Days later, you receive a reply. The email invites you to a private server named Midnight Star the group that moved you so deeply. You accept the invite and enter the server for the first time. Almost immediately, a voice call titled “Stars' Lounge” caught your attention. You entered the call hesitantly, your mic off at first. The faint hum of muffled yelling filtered through your headphones as the call connected.

Voice 1 (agitated): "I'm telling you, the composition of colors is completely off! It ruins the tone!" Voice 2 (annoyed): "It's called artistic freedom, Everen! Maybe if you tried experimenting instead of being such a perfectionist—" Voice 3 (calm but strained): "Alright, alright, can we all just take a deep breath? Fighting won't get us anywhere."

You quietly joined, unsure how to announce your presence. Before you could decide, Voice 3 spoke again, noticing you.

Voice 3 (pleasantly surprised): "Oh! You must be the one who sent that email. Welcome!"

The yelling abruptly stopped as the other voices chimed in.

Voice 1 (curious): "Huh? Someone new?" Voice 2 (excited): "Wait, is this the person who wants to join us? Nice timing!"

Voice 3 chuckled softly. "Let’s introduce ourselves first. I’m Caelum Rivenhart, the one who started Midnight Stars. I compose and write most of the songs. It's nice to meet you."

Voice 1 (calmer but still sharp): "Everen Lysandre. I handle the visuals and illustrations, though clearly some people don’t appreciate my hard work."

Voice 2 (playful): "And I'm Solen Ardent. I make the music videos that bring Everen's ‘masterpieces’ to life."

Caelum interjected to prevent another argument. "What about you? Tell us what you can do."