IDOL LIFE THAT STARTS WITH MILITARY WRITING

Episode 35

Preparations for the third competition begin.

The trainees prepared for the competition in a much freer atmosphere than before.

Compared to the strict rules when I first entered the dormitory, the dormitory now had almost no regulations.

And the current atmosphere of the accommodation is clearly divided into two.

“I think this is okay. How about we stop now and take a rest?”

“That’s right, practicing all day isn’t going to make you any better, so let’s do it again tomorrow when the trainers come.”

The lower-ranking trainees who were already expecting to be eliminated were not showing any motivation.

“Everyone, let’s all work a little harder. Our competition is almost over.”

“I think it would be good to do a little more of this part. Let’s practice for another hour? Okay?”

The top 20 trainees who took the leader and center positions within the team were practicing with all their might as if this was their last chance.

Practice is conducted in such different atmospheres.

In severe cases.

“Tch, what a leader…”

“Hey. What did you just say?”

The atmosphere in the practice room suddenly became cold.

“You’re the leader, and you’re the center, so you must be excited to practice. Are you excited because you think you might make it to the finals?”

“Wouldn’t it be better if we all worked hard together? Why are you the only one who’s being so twisted and ruining the mood?”

“You all work hard together? So in the end, aren’t you two the ones who will benefit? You two work hard together. I’m going.”

“Hey, why don’t you come here? That means you’re a loser. Do you understand?”

“What, a loser? This crazy kid!”

The two contestants clashed violently, grabbing each other by the collar.

“Hey, the camera is coming…! Hurry up and stop it!”

“Ah, put this down!”

“You crazy bastard, the camera is coming?”

"under…"

'The camera is definitely a deterrent.'

The camera ran excitedly after hearing the news that two trainees were fighting.

“I should have done better as a leader. I’m sorry…”

“No, I got upset over something trivial.”

Eventually, when the camera was put in front of their faces, the two people turned into docile lambs.

Cameraman looked at the two of them with regret, as if to say, 'It's over already?'

The two trainees, who had been forced to reconcile within a minute, started practicing again as if nothing had happened.

I was looking at the opposing team continuing their practice in a heavy atmosphere.

'Is it okay for things to go this smoothly?'

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I looked at our team members in a friendly atmosphere and thought back to when the team was first decided.

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“Okay, so now that the team is formed, shall we pick our center, leader, and main vocalist?”

When the team was first formed and parts and roles were divided, I was a little nervous.