A song of triumph, and to tribute to the Lord, this song was used. A very hard piece, and one that when played was often prone to mistakes, but when played right, it was a dearly beautiful piece. The song had no price, no weight, in fact it had lifted The Pianist up when he listened to it. One of the most famous pieces to ever grace the earth. But Satan had no want for it. Nor a need, as it was more than harmful to his mind to listen to such piece. So he went into earth, when God never permitted as he knew, but knew it was fruitless, amd Satan had created a son. The son, who was arrogant, evil, and twisted in thought heard the music, and was taken by how his father was. He wanted the music to end. Forever. So off he went, going to climb his way to the heavens, much as the Tower of Babylon, and went to strike The Pianist down. It had been long since then, 150 years to be exact. The Man, who called himself Lucifer like his father, was near his goal. He was on the highest point on earth, and now he began the climb up the stairway of heaven. The music he so hated grew louder as he walked towards his goal, and eventually it got to deafening points. To archangels appeared before him, wielding swords of burning flame.

"Who are you to enter this place, and are you wishing an audience with our lord God?" They questioned with authority, and Lucifer responded,

"Who are you to ask me? I do request audience with your lord 'God'." He smiled, and the Angels let him in, knowing full well who he was. Iehovah sat upon his throne as Lucifer came to his feet.

"Where do you come from?" Iehovah thundered, and Lucifer knelt.

"From traveling the world and going back and forth in it."

"You are like your father, and he had already considered Job. You are here for our musician, are you not?"

Lucifer gulped, and then spoke again, his voice faltering. "Indeed, but I would not call myself like my father. May I see your musician?"

God motioned to a door, and the music grew in power. "If you can enter, you may see him. I will not tell you no, for I do still love you."