How do you solve a murder when the weapon is silence itself? Detective Vikram returns in his 9th and most challenging investigation yet, stepping into the hallowed halls of the prestigious Blackthorn Academy - a world of soaring melodies, intense rivalries, and now, sudden death. Renowned composer Lenz is found dead, slumped over his piano amidst scattered sheet music. There's no bullet, no blade, only an unsettling quiet, a fractured violin, and a sinister symbol etched on the wall - a chilling echo of a dark, wartime past. The academy calls it a tragic collapse, but Vikram suspects something far more orchestrated: a Murder Symphony. As Vikram delves deeper, he uncovers whispers of Project Resonance, coded messages hidden within Lenz's final, discordant score, and the terrifying possibility that the murder weapon wasn't just silent... it was sound itself, weaponized with deadly precision. Could the academy's magnificent organ be concealing more than just pipes - perhaps a hidden chamber and the secrets to a Nazi-era acoustic weapon? "Somebody Killed Nobody" isn't just a subtitle; it's the heart of the puzzle. In a place built on harmony, Vikram must decipher the dissonance, expose the lies, and unmask a killer hiding within a symphony of secrets. Fans of intricate puzzles, atmospheric settings, and classic detective work will be captivated by this page-turning mystery. Dive into Detective Vikram's latest case and see if you can unravel the cipher before the final, deadly note is played!