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Corvin began with classical violin because his grandmother insisted every child in the family learn one instrument “properly” before choosing their own trouble. He turned out to be excellent at it, though he preferred empty theatres to recital halls and late rehearsals to daylight. As he moved into alternative music, he ran his violin through pedals, distortion and loop effects until traditional teachers stopped asking what he was doing. Nocturne Wire awakened during a blackout at an old theatre. With the emergency lights dead, Corvin kept playing to stop the audience panicking. His shadow lifted off the floor, stretched across the wall and formed a giant paw that held a falling lighting bar in place. Corvin finished the song before discussing it. Moonwire recruited him after Sahir Tigran attended one of those theatre sets. Corvin joined mostly because Oren Lutridge offered chips afterwards. Their early Backbeat Ladder matches were elegant, brutal and popular, which made Corvin suspicious. The Promoter kept arranging opponents with personal grudges, then amplifying the ugliest parts of the conflict for the crowd. His breaking point came when Evren Lyncean’s spectral voices were manipulated to replay an opponent’s private words. Corvin stopped the match, cut every stage light with a shadow sweep and walked out. Stellan’s later evidence gave that instinct a name: the Final Refrain was feeding on weaponised emotion. Corvin now scouts venues before the alliance arrives, mapping shadows, exits and places the Promoter could hide equipment. He and Ilyan Uncair practise controlled cancellation drills, while Perrin occasionally uses his hard-light platforms as surfaces for Corvin’s shadow beasts to run across. He rarely gives speeches. Before a dangerous show he simply checks his bow, looks at the others and says, “Stay sharp.” Coming from Corvin, that is practically a hug.