Author's note: Seriously. Listen to Beethoven's Für Elise before reading this chapter. If you don't, you will not understand this chapter.

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Music resonated in the big room.

"Doh ray me and all that." Ahin grumbled. "Why can't we have a good old fashioned music lesson, with Vivaldi and Bach?"

"Because the dancers can't dance to 'Four Seasons'." Daisy smirked. "No, it has to be something modern. Like a disco."

"Interesting point." Nancy commented. "But the dancers seem to have no problem coping with Chopin's Symphony No.5, and that isn't modern at all."

The class were currently sitting in a mirrored and matted music room, watching the dancers - well - dancing. Their teacher was currently playing Romantic music on the piano. Next on the playlist was Für Elise, Beethoven's infamous piece of unrivaled.

"I bet you a pack of bread they can't dance to that." Daisy sniggered.

"It's on." Ahin smiled as the teacher played the final notes in Chopin's piece.

"I bet that they will try but fail spectacularly." Nancy elbowed Daisy.

"Interesting. Perhaps I shall reconsider my bet." Daisy muttered, but the music had already started.

The dancers got up again, their brows wrinkled, then began to spin according to the tempo. Which was actually an astonishing, albeit a terrifying speed.

"The game is on." Ahin looked at the dancers.

They twirled to the music, but the familiar chorus was once again playing.

The repetitive chorus of Fur Elise sent the dancers in a frenzy, spinning at a rate that would make tornadoes pale in comparison.

The friends hid their smiles, and watched as Seulgi lost her balance.

Her feet gave out, and she sprawled in an unladylike manner onto two people. Said two people being Joy and Yeri, the two other members in t