~Little Note from Crab~ Hey, it's Crab with another lovely piece, a good lead up to a good payoff.
~End of Note from Crab, drawing of crab~
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The little piece of laminated paper was washed over by droplets of rain; it read "The Flesh Opera", displaying a risquΓ© silhouette with several thin straps leading off her thigh, symbolizing an instrument. You don't remember how you got hold of it, but the invitation which seemed more like a ticket was the perfect thing to take your mind off him, you saw him with that other girl two days ago, they were strolling in the park when he told you he'd be with his grandmother, a crushing blow delivered to a tender heart. The rain's didn't however dare to touch you, a tiny umbrella hiding your rather body and its clothing alone. It was the first time you looked at the card since you first found it; it was most likely just some strip club or something in the means of it, so why even bother? But you were determined to go there, nothing more thrilling to do on this depressing Saturday.
Shoulders bobbing from side to side, the busy sidewalk was home for many rude individuals, uncaring of your shattered emotional guard. Reaching the door, you opened it, a hallways presenting itself to you. Closing the umbrella, you took out the little pamphlet once more, presenting it to a small slot in the wall next to a door labeled "Flesh Opera". Nothing happened for the upcoming hours, your foot taping either in anticipation or impatience, the ticket taken in suddenly and the door opening to velvet curtains close by. Those red blinders were not alone however, an armchair next to a nightstand with what appeared to be a cup of coffee on it stood next to a coat hanger, most likely for you. Your umbrella and coat settled down upon the coat hanger, but you decided not to sit down, pushing the curtains aside to enter what would be a very large chamber, you could tell.
It was dark, unable to even tell the shapes. This darkness was soon shattered by spotlights and floodlights in a wonderful and enjoyable mixture. The spotlight's target was a man taken out of your fantasy, or at least someone's fantasy. Bright pink long hair with a volume leading to an almost feminine body, this man dressed in a white long coat and formal wear, almost gleaming in the light. His hands did not sit idly, instead grasping a white violin, playing it. The music was comprised of his violin dominating over the scene, along with other instruments, this chamber having mostly string instruments. This energetic new individual was the center piece of an orchestra made up of naked women and men, seated in rows. Amongst these, at the end of each row, there were masked individuals clad in white garb, playing white instruments.