Broken Pieces

Chapter Six

When Kirsten and Emma were asked why they chose the outdoor concept, they explained, "We wanted to showcase our home ground as an international crew." Their response left everyone in awe, with Harimu exclaiming, "Wow!"

While most of the groups opted for the structure concept, Bebe decided on a mixed concept, and Jam Republic chose the outdoor concept. The rest picked structure. Each crew went back to their hideouts to discuss their choices and brainstorm ideas.

An urgent meeting was convened to gather the opinions and preferences of the crews. Finally, the team consisting of Bebe, LadyBounce, and Wolf'lo opted for an all-gender concept, while 1Million and Mannequeen went for structure. Deep n Dap and Jam Republic decided on an outdoor concept.

"Waackxxxy asked, 'Jam Republic picked outdoor?'" Yoonji informed, "They're filming abroad." Surprised, Redlic questioned, "Abroad? In New Zealand, their home?"

"Yes," Yoonji confirmed, "They'll be collaborating with their own dancers." Curious, Cera inquired, "What about Y/n? Will she fly to New Zealand?"

"Most likely," Redlic replied.

As everyone began reaching out to dancers from different academies and friends, inviting them to join the Mega Crew Mission, they all practiced diligently, facing numerous challenges and obstacles along the way.

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As the sun beat down on the group, Audrey let out a frustrated sigh, her shoulders slumping in disappointment. "Unfortunately, we won't be able to use Piha Beach," she announced, her voice tinged with disappointment. The beach had been their dream location, with its picturesque water, soft sand, and rolling hills that would have added a touch of magic to their dance routine.

Ling, feeling the weight of the situation, rubbed her temples in an attempt to ease the stress that had settled there. "This is incredibly stressful," she chimed in, her voice filled with exhaustion. "We had everything planned out - the water, the sand, the hills. It would have been perfect."

Latrice, always the practical one, pointed out the biggest issue they were facing. "I think the biggest issue is the number of dancers," she said, her voice laced with concern. "We need a minimum of 30 dancers to make this routine work." Kirsten, the group's leader, had reached out to everyone she knew, including her friends and dancers she was collaborating with. Ling had also contacted her extensive network of friends, and Emma had even convinced her sister to join. However, during practice, they discovered they only had 21 dancers, making a total of 27 including themselves.

"We're in big trouble," Ling complained, her voice filled with worry. The group had put so much time and effort into perfecting their routine, and now it seemed like all their hard work would go to waste. But amidst the frustration and disappointment, you, the voice of reason, spoke up, trying to reassure them. "It's okay, guys," you said, your voice filled with determination. "Even with fewer dancers, we can still pull it off and show them what we're capable of."

And so, on the day of filming, everyone poured their hearts into the dance, giving it their all as if their lives depended on it. The energy was palpable as they moved in perfect synchrony, their bodies flowing with grace and passion. Each step, each leap, and each twirl was executed with precision and emotion, as they channeled their frustrations and challenges into their performance.

Although faced with tough decisions and numerous challenges, the group managed to overcome them, their determination shining through. They had transformed a setback into an opportunity to showcase their resilience and creativity. As the cameras rolled and the music swelled, they danced with a fire in their eyes, hoping for the best.

(In Korea)

Bebe reached out to her dancing team and teamed up with WeDemBoyz, resulting in a challenging and nerve-racking process. Bada started to second-guess herself, but her team stayed supportive and kept encouraging her.