Author: LyraDhani
I didn’t hesitate to voice my doubts.
“Why am I the only one getting saddled with such a big responsibility?”
“Because with great power cos great responsibility.”
“Since when was handing out penalty points ‘great power’?”
“Isn’t that about the most authority you can have at school?”
Lee Cheonghyeon mimicked the expression of an old and tired teacher, tapping my shoulder with a ruler.
“I think hyung would suit being a Moral Education teacher too, what do you think?”
“How about a three-tone t-shirt for the outfit? It’s my school teacher’s favorite clothes.”
“There are tons of those in Dongmyo. Shall I go buy one?”
Jeong Seongbin, Lee Cheonghyeon, and Kang Kiyeon pushed relentlessly.
Was an ordinary teacher not an option? Like an art teacher or music teacher whom you didn’t see often.
Despite expressing strong opposition, I beca the Technology teacher. It seed the ti had co to show off the sawing skills honed during practice hours.
“Let’s ask for… slightly prettier clothes. With added details.”
At my words, the guys excitedly turned on Dotion. I just hoped the dedicated team wouldn’t hate too much.
Fortunately, the dedicated team didn’t hate .
Rather, everyone burned with enthusiasm. The Dotion notification window exploded.
Jukyung
[@Iwol How did you end up as the Technology teacher?]
Iwol
[@Jukyung I don’t know the reason either.]
Though called the terrifying head of the student departnt, I had no intention of actually yelling on stage. Because what Spark wanted to show was a slice of joyful school days.
Once I uploaded the reference videos, it felt like I’d climbed a huge mountain. And the mountains left to cross were 170.08 million peaks. There was a long way to go.
*
Won Chaehee was a little burnt out on fangirling. Ever since IDC, the fandom had been stirred up from all sides.
Even though she wasn’t the type to speak up at the front, the fatigue was real. It had already been over ten days since she’d logged into her private account.
She knew it wasn’t Spark’s fault. But the ugly reality of it all left her disillusioned.
Since she loved them, she diligently edited and uploaded photos, but shouldn’t sothing be done about her humanity disappearing from her life?
“At least I can heal by looking at the kids…”
The biggest reason she kept supporting Spark was that Spark never ignored their fans’ efforts and never half-assed their actual work.
Spark wasn’t one of those ‘we do everything for you, so why are you like this’ groups.
Just looking at a few famous fan-tube videos……
≫ Spark really lives diligently
Making reflect on my lazy self
≫ The kids are really diligent about saving money
To follow their example, I turned off data and watched via subway Wi-Fi
└ Isn’t it usually the other way around?
……Comnts like that were commonly seen.
And that wasn’t all. In the idol scene where issues of ‘dead fish eyes’ popped up every other day, Kim Iwol’s quotes were constantly added and circulated in all sorts of communities.
≫ Textbook of Idols, Kim Iwol Quotes (Revised Edition)
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[NEW!] No matter how long we wait, we don’t wait as long as our fans. Even our families don’t watch our commute every day.
[NEW!] There are many idols people can like, but those who like us are all Sparklers.
└ What’s with the revised editionㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Is it really a textbook?ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
└ We should probably call it a law book instead of a textbook now
└└ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
└ Minister of Idols and Ambassador of the Ministry of Employnt and Labor, the Great Teacher Iwol compiles textbooks every ti, but why are there twisted guys who just go ‘Ah really?’ without reading them?
└└ The updates are too frequent so they can’t keep up
└└└ Teacher has been saying ‘no fans, no idols’ since last year.
This was the reason why Won Chaehee, who used to quit easily when fangirling beca tiring after years of being a homma, couldn’t easily leave Spark. Because what pissed her off was the surrounding situation, not her idol.
So today too, Won Chaehee wrote an application for the audience of ‘Idol Dynasty Chronicle’. For Won Chaehee, who had ‘big data on what writers like in audience applications’, coming up with a few lines of a story was easy.
She didn’t get why they didn’t prioritize fan club mbers, and she didn’t get why they even took applications for sothing that wasn’t radio… but if she wanted to see Spark’s face even once, she had no choice but to write obediently.
They wouldn’t run Spark’s concert like this later, right? Checking Spark in the supported group section, Won Chaehee desperately prayed that UA wouldn’t learn strange things.
A few days later, Won Chaehee received a text confidently announcing her acceptance and audience schedule. Won Chaehee’s cannon cara bag, always ready to go, welcod its owner.
*
The outdoor queue in the middle of a July day was terribly hot. They tried to make a line in the shade, but the narrow passage with not a breath of wind and the heat radiating from surrounding walls or steel plates boiled people thoroughly.
Waiting to get a number ticket, waiting after getting a number ticket, waiting for the voting device test after entering, and now having to wait for the recording to start…
A wait worse than going to the bank during lunch hour dominated Won Chaehee. Even though she had beco accustod to long waits to the point of being sick of it, she couldn’t erase the feeling that she was throwing ti on the ground.
At least when Yur and Polo ca out, so life returned to her body. Once, Won Chaehee liked them quite a bit, too. If they hadn’t spouted bullshit about opening a new era of K-pop as a boy group surpassing Hellas in MYTH, she might still have loved them.
Why are you trashing the pioneers who already opened the new era alone? This was the last words Won Chaehee left on her private account before deleting it.
‘How many years ago was that already.’
Since she didn’t even know that Parthe, the junior group she had opposed fiercely, actually debuted, it must have been quite a while ago.
After fighting fans to the bitter end, MYTH’s junior group project kept collapsing over and over. After years of flailing, they finally managed to debut Parthé. At that point, it was almost going to be a nephew group instead of a junior group.
‘So why did you have to make a self-destructive move……’
Trying to piggyback a new group onto a successful one was an age-old tradition of big agencies. Naturally, fans of the leading runners didn’t welco this behavior.
≫ It’s practically our kids who built the MYTH building, why are there so many bastards trying to put their spoon on the table f*ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ (TL note: put their spoon on the table ans trying to freeload of soone else’s succes.)
I am so pissed, you think this a large bowl bibimbap restaurant? Everyone be taking a scoop
└ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋLarge bowl bibimbapㅋㅋㅋㅋ
└ Older fandoms always act like this…… why is the script always the sa? I’ve never seen a fandom that didn’t say ‘our kids built this building’
└ I paid for at least one window
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