Once The St. Marcus Cathedral was completed, The Matriarch commissioned Antonina Tchaikovskaya to write a symphony for the occasion, and naturally wanting to glorify Juditha's name while making a little something for her wife, Antonina agreed. And so, in under a week, she wrote a piece, naming it "Жизнь для матриарха" keeping it's name Russian as a reference to her old country before coming to Nuova Venezia. The people loved it, so much in fact that it was heard almost everywhere, even outside the city. However, the only one who seemed to hate it, was Antonina herself "Very loud and noisy, for all the wrong reasons!" Antonina said as she paced in front of her wife's bed, wearing nothing but her corset "Music made only for the sake of noise, without warmth and love, shallow and meaningless, ment only to be played once for my wife, then never again!" Antonina huffed and crossed her arms, stopping to look out at the city's skyline, lit like hundreds of candles in the night sky "But they keep playing it, at every event, bar and wedding. It's like it follows me, a curse, branded on my skin and burning my fur..."