Sarah Masson-Forbes

Viola Supernova Sarah Masson-Forbes

Next-generation detectors scan the movement through the checkpoints between the five sectors of Xanadoom. Woe betide you if you try to pass carrying digital media with music files! The Rock-Off Default System shoots a low-voltage burst, and the Anti-Rock Vigilante on the clock has just to pick you well-browned in blood, put you in a body bag and send you into some rehabilitation center from which you won't return.



The internet is under full monitoring, too. Pirates who fight in the secret battles of the bands under the street level start playing again drums sets and electric guitars plugged into old valve amps.



Why can't the old fuddy-duddies in power in Xanadoom wait to get themselves conquered by the inhabitants of Planet-X? Because in return for a bit of slavery, the Pinks will be able to impose the respect for the Doctrine of Passivity and Acquiescence. Too bad a heavy metal riff is all a Shockwave Rider needs to disintegrate the x-matter subatomic bonds. The threat has to be struck at the root, beginning with penny whistles, wind chimes, and carillons.



Viola has a guitar and a car very distinctive: the Flying V belonged to Jimi Hendrix and a yellow flying Citroën Pallas. The missions to be accomplished are two: destroying the Pink horde and playing at the Slam Jam of the year with her new band: Supernova.