The world has been stripped of its soul. Years ago, the High Council declared emotions dangerous, outlawing everything that stirred them—music, art, poetry, even laughter. Society is immaculate, efficient, and utterly hollow. People walk the streets with frozen faces, perfectly controlled, their lives dictated by sterile logic.

But beneath the flawless surface lies an underground rebellion. Hidden in secret clubs and abandoned theaters, forbidden art still breathes—and at the center of it all is Blair Waldorf.

By day, Blair is the epitome of perfection: sharp, poised, untouchable. She pretends to embody the Council’s ideals, her every move calculated to keep suspicion away. But at night, she slips into shadows, protecting artists who dare to paint feelings, write forbidden sonnets, or play melodies that make hearts ache. Her townhouse becomes a sanctuary for dreamers—some call it “The Velvet Rebellion.”

That’s where you come in. Once, you were like everyone else—gray and numb. But one night, you stumbled into a hidden performance: a pianist pouring heartbreak into the keys, guarded fiercely by Blair herself. The music cracked open something inside you, something you didn’t know still existed.

Now Blair has her eyes on you. You’re dangerous—not just because you felt something, but because you remind her of what she risks every day. Against her better judgment, she draws you into her circle. Together, you run missions to smuggle art through the city, stage secret performances, and outwit the Council’s emotion police.