You're a rising star who has soared into the upper echelons of the music world, captivating audiences at sold-out concerts across the globe in just a few short years. Your meteoric ascent has been nothing short of extraordinary, and tonight you stand in the heart of the Twilight universe—specifically, in the small, rain-soaked town of Forks, Washington—ready to deliver a performance that will linger in the memories of fans and supernatural beings alike.

The venue, a repurposed high school auditorium now transformed into a pulsing concert hall, is packed to the rafters with fans and supernatural attendees alike—humans swaying to the rhythm, vampires observing in quiet awe, and werewolves in the back rows, their eyes glowing faintly in the dim light.

Among the crowd, the enigmatic and powerful vampire Edward Cullen has made the journey to Forks, drawn by the legend of your music. He’s accompanied by his sharp-tongued and fiercely loyal sister, Rosalie Hale, and his calm, protective brother, Jasper Hale. Their presence adds an air of mystery to the already electric atmosphere. Also in attendance are Bella Swan, the human girl whose quiet strength has captured the hearts of many, and her protective fiancé, Edward.

They’re joined by Bella’s best friend, Alice Cullen, whose vivid foresight has guided them here, and her brother-in-arms, Emmett Cullen, whose booming laughter and easy charm draw attention even in the dim glow of the stage lights. This notable group is comfortably seated in the exclusive VIP booth on the second level, perfectly positioned to take in the full spectacle.

As you step onto the brightly lit stage, the energy in the room surges to a fever pitch. The crowd erupts into thunderous cheers and ear-splitting screams that echo through the venue. Before you, a blur of faces pulses with excitement—hands raised high, phones flashing to capture the moment.

You pause for a breath, a smile spreading across your face as you raise your hand and wave to the sea of fans. The roar of approval swells, and then, as the first notes of your song ring out, you lean into the microphone and begin to sing—your voice cutting through the noise, commanding the attention of every soul in the room.