UNISTAR : Invisible Moon [ENG Version]

Chapter 25 : Became the Moon

Invisible Moon

Chapter 25

Became the Moon

"If the air could condense into solid,

the air could also become the moon."

#WINisWIND

During the voting period on the UNISTAR website, MW Entertainment sent an email to inform all candidates that they would be conducting a briefing session at the agency building. The session would include a brief on the contest rules and the UNISTAR contract. We also needed to record a short introduction video.

The briefing was held on Sunday. They told us to wear our university uniforms and arrive early for preparation, because there would be a lot of candidates.

After registration, we were grouped and sent into separate dressing rooms where a stylist, who was assigned to us, was waiting.

"I think brown hair would suit you. Would you like to try colouring your hair? We still have some time left." The stylist told me, as I was the first one who arrived.

"Alright," I nodded. I had never dyed my hair before, as I didn't know which colour would suit me. If the stylist could pick one for me, that would be nice.

While the stylist was dyeing my hair, there was another candidate sitting next to me. I could recognise him immediately. His name is Oat, the Moon from QU University, Faculty of Engineering. He was quite good-looking, tall, and firm. Although his appearance might not be as outstanding as the UNISTAR members, compared to the average, he was still very handsome. His height of 190 centimetres was his most outstanding feature. In short, it's no surprise that he became the QU Moon.

"Hi!" He greeted me with a smile.

"Are you Win from XU University? I watched your contest. Your talent is very amazing. I'm impressed that you could answer every question, even P'Wayu's joke."

"Hi!" I smiled back at him. "You're Oat, right? Thank you. I also like your talent. Your drumming skill is enviable."

I was trying to be friendly, so that I could make some friends.

"Thank you," he said.

"Let's fight together! Since both of us have UNISTAR members from our university, the pressure is a bit tense."

"Yeah, that's true." I agreed.

Perhaps, most people thought that it was advantageous for us to have a senior who was a UNISTAR member. However, the fact is, we were carrying the expectations and reputations of our universities on our backs. If we couldn't make it to the final stage, it would be so embarrassing.

Oat and I kept chatting. I thought we could get along well as both of us were similar — we came from a famous university which had already produced a UNISTAR member. Although our universities were sort of competitors, I was still glad to have a companion.

We exchanged our experiences working closely with UNISTAR members. Oat told me that he was very close to P'Natee because they both loved to play instruments. P'Natee loved singing and playing the guitar, and Oat loved playing the drums. Sometimes, P'Natee would invite him to practice together. P'Natee also said that he would like to form a music band. P'Natee's close friends could play the bass and electric guitars, and now, Oat could play the drum. But P'Natee said he wanted one other member who could play the electronic keyboard.