The Crown Prince Is An Idol Part 1

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Chapter 12

After checking the final grade evaluation, the trainees went straight to the interview room next to the presentation room and were bombarded with questions from the production team.

'It's been a while since I've seen you this close, but you're really handsome.'

The writer, who was organizing the script, clicked her tongue inwardly as she watched Karis von Walden sit down in the interview room chair.

In terms of order, it was Karis who was called in the second half, and she had already interviewed many trainees before that, but there was no one who was handsome enough to make her stick out her tongue like this.

Karis wiped the sweat from his forehead, and even that simple movement looked elegant.

The writer came to her senses and chose a question.

"Looking back on the last level test or practice session, I remember there were a lot of comments saying that the dancing was disappointing. Today, you showed a great performance, but how did you practice?"

"Actually, I did very little myself. Thanks to the judges who pointed out my shortcomings, I was able to find my direction, and my roommates helped me a lot with my lack of knowledge about dance."

"Roommates?"

"I was always busy memorizing the choreography while dancing, so I didn't pay attention to other parts, but my roommate Siyoon frie...... Siyoon gave me many tips, so I was really grateful. Also, <Winner> is a song with a high pitch and is difficult to manage breathing, but Yubin, who is good at singing, helped me wholeheartedly with this part."

Karis von Walden slowly raised the corners of his lips and smiled faintly.

"I always spent a lot of time practicing alone, but I was very happy to be able to work hard with great roommates. And I feel even more proud that the fruits of that effort have led to the great achievement of Tier 1."

"Aha."

The writer nodded unconsciously as she listened to the fluent Korean being spoken.

It was a moment when the cognitive dissonance she felt when she first saw him came back to her.

If you look closely at his word choice and sentences,.

'He only speaks thoroughly with sentences that are appropriate for his situation. He doesn't express his feelings beyond that or intentionally extend his speech to gain more space like other kids do.'

In short, it means that patchwork, which can be seen as the flower of survival audition programs, is impossible.

A patchwork technique that involves cutting and pasting together trainees' speeches to create a provocative trailer or scene.

Like Karis von Walden, he has a firm tone, and when he explains certain situations so clearly, it is impossible to connect them with the interviews of other trainees.

Still, the writer looked into it a little more, just in case.

"Was there anything difficult? For example, the session division, or the stage today?"

"There was nothing difficult. I thought that just being able to perform on stage in front of someone was an honorable position."

"There was an eyewitness account from one of the judges that you practiced until late at night."

"I knew very well that I was lacking in dancing, so I invested my personal time so as not to be a nuisance to my friends who were practicing together. I remember that I ran into judge Bae Kang-woo by chance, and he helped me in many ways."