Nyx received a wake-up call from the perfect life she lead, since she has been torn from the jaws of the seemingly bloodthirsty werewolf. She had a careful owner, who even maintained and re-built her wing so she can fly again. The white bat acted despite her looks until she wakes up in a different body, giving her a new challenge. Taking one long look in the mirror, she decides that what she claimed to be her life was one big, long lie. She betrays her loyalty to the one and only person that had ever inflected care towards her, to set off into the large metropolis of Los Angeles and find clues about who (and what) she actually was. Finding gut-twisting to heart-stringing truths and picking up small clues like pebbles on the street, she gets a glimpse of the world's dual reflection...there is more to who she was than she'd ever thought she was.

A muse. A conspiracy. The truth. Forget everything you thought you knew. The end has always been just the beginning. The constant conflict between the reigning subcultures of punks and the ravers is set on fire. With Theme's unusual disappearance, the riot commences. Can Jenny and Jones save Theme's life from the secret conspiracy, Lupita? Who is Ashton? Why does Rox have a mohawk? We have it all covered, and more too.

Prison is capable of changing the unchangeable; from the innocent to the psychopaths. But sometimes the change has to be theatrical to be swallowed by those who don't affect it. As a classic aftermath of the riot, Jenny Cide, Rox, Scar, and Theme Song decide to part ways and pursue their paths; Jenny decided to go back to school and follow her father's path, moving in with Brock. Rox puts her artistic talent to use and opens her tattoo studio. Scar decides it is about time to return to the high life back home. Theme Song's business flourishes even more now with the newly acquired powers she is learning to master. How far from the rope can they split, when there were knots still left to untangle? It was more than just the 100th Battle of the Bands that ignites their reunion, however. Odessia's death caused unrest in the world of the dead, driving Janine's spirit out of control. It takes more than stitches to mend what has been broken, and the antidote revolves around the past. Luckily we are numbed by the metal within, carrying on as frauds of our own deeds.