Evara Lysén
The 'Soul' of Denon
OPUS FOR TWO
A Story of New Beginnings
EVARA LYSÉNA Story of New Beginnings
Upcity, District 19, Denon

On the other side of the lounge sat a bar, dimly-lit but well stocked; Similarly adorned in the lounges black, white & golden aesthetic. A number of individuals lined the stools at the bar: A well-dressed Rodian, a young Human couple, and an older Zeltron man attempting to woo two young ladies over drinks.
In the middle, a raised dais with a standing piano- a well-maintained relic of a time gone by. Its master? An older Twi'lek lady, with hands like silk- a master of her musical craft.
Evara eyed the old Twi'lek woman up and down from a distance, away from view. She was due on stage within a few moments. Eva' had come a long way since she started- she had now risen to perform for high society, and without the help of the numerous corporations who had attempted to sign her on- much to their chagrin.
A few more moments passed, "Breathe..." she muttered to herself, slowing herself down before she walked out. Every performance was validation- open defiance to the Denonite corporations who so desperately work to own her. The night also marked the anniversary of her fathers disappearance all those years ago- orchestrated by the same hands who threaten to strangle her career for all its worth...
The lights dimmed across the lounge, and Evara was brought back to reality. Taking a moment, she made her way onto the dais.
Tap. Tap. Tap.
Eva's heels tapped across the hard floors, the room quietened down. She stepped up to the microphone with a sense of performative confidence- well rehearsed. She was calm. She was in her element.
The two performers nodded to one another, beginning their performance. Eyes across the room moved away from their companions & conversations and turned towards the duo. Staff dimmed the lights, leaving the dais' still nicely lit- not too bright, not too dark.
Evara's dress sparkled gently, smoky violet and smooth. Her pure-brown eyes scanning the crowd. Her posture comfortable and relaxed.
After a deep breath, she began to sing: "You'd be surprised, girl..."
