Soul-Easy
Describe a building in your world is used for leisure pursuits? What does it look like, and what do people do there?
[Continent 4 is where this takes place] The soul easy, a building where playing music in infrasound happens in a clandestine manner. In [Continent 4] music is a controlled substance and musical prodigies are forcefully made wards of the State (basically prisoner/slaves) and the Governmental Choirs are a bit of a guilded cage, even for the most skilled of musicians who agree with the political stance. At these soul-easies, the musically inclined can practice in relative secreacy, a form of music that has developed for the production of magic that can produce great magical effect, akin to some of the choir/orcestra performances, with only a fraction of the percivable sound. Elsewhere in the world there is no need to conceal most music [NEED A WORD FOR MAGIC/IMBUED MUSIC = ?SOULMONIC?], in fact it is a status symbol to have music performed, and hiding it would be unthinkable in most circumstances [DOES NUMBER OF LISTENERS CHANGE EFFECTS/STRENGTH (If a note falls in a forest and n oone is there to hear it,] The Soul-easy provides a method for the politically unconnected to try to get their loved ones "Tuned" and an opportunity for souls within [Continent 4] to try to find harmony away from Government control. Soul-easies also act as an ilicit conservatoire's, and provide training for budding musicians and even the odd prodigy that escapes the government net. [Braile & Sign Language traditions evolve to transmit music training] Fan language, and knitting circles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuipuYou may mistakenly say "Music Soothes the Savage Beast", I say "Music IS the savage beast". Like any beast of burden, it must be shackled and be brought to heel for the good of all!
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Hideout
An interesting piece of setting and I'm interested in how this turns out. My advice would be to change the color of the comment text to something darker. I can barely see what I'm writing this very moment. :D
Thank you for pointing that out, I have changed the text colour, and thank you for reading!