strokinit Chapter 660 Only One of the Three
Chapter 660 Only One of the Three
Chapter 660 Only One of the Three
Mei's voice was a little bit hoarse, especially with how much she practiced.
However, it was actually quite fitted for her part since it was lower compared to the rest of the song.
Moreover, her face being illuminated on the large LED screen was also a great helpi n people perceiving her voice to be more beautiful than it actually was.
Or maybe, their expectations were a bit too low, so hearing her do a decent job was already enough to make them amazed.
Nonetheless, Mei's part, although short, stood out among the rest of the team.
Meanwhile, June, whose eyes were focused on Mei Ling couldn't help but watch with a slightly agape mouth.
"Is this possible?" he muttered as he stared at her stats.
He was sure that they were still pretty low during the signal song mission. However, why was she now a C in almost all of her talent aspects?
Her visual aspect had also increased to an SS, which was ridiculous for a trainee who hasn't even debuted yet.
"Why is she improving so fast?" June whispered.
Does she also have a system of her own?
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June froze with the thought.
Was it really possible?
Before he could ponder about it further, their performance had already come to an end, and he was snapped back to reality with the loud cheers of the audience.
They had the loudest cheers of the night, and rightfully so. They all stood out in their own way without compromising the team's cohesiveness.
At the end of it all, the audience had a hard time choosing between the two subteams.
However, it seemed like they were still able to make up their mind in the end.
Then, the last performers of the night finally graced the stage. Their cheers were at par with the last team. However, what was the most notable was that majority of the cheers were for Jeemin.
She smiled at the audience, and it caused a frenzy among them. Similar to Mei, Heemin already had a lot of fans. She was able to get the top spot during the very first voting, and she was also the trainee with the highest skill index.
She was definitely the trainee with the most fans on the show. However, Mei was the trainee that people talked about the most—may that be negative of positive.
He placed the mic on his lips, ready to announce the winner, but froze when he saw who it was.
He didn't know how long he stood there, but in the end, the trainees were already cursing him inside their minds for being so good at keeping the tension.
Then, June cleared his throat, feeling like it couldn't be helped.
"The overall winner for the team kill mission is—"
"Hate Sick Men!" he exclaimed.
Heemin's team jumped in joy as soon as they heard their song being called. They were flashed on the screen, and their happiness was evident in their faces.
Mina, who actually had lots of hope to win, merely nodded to herself as she tried to accept the results.
It seemed like their collective popularity was still not enough to throw Heemin off.
Nonetheless, it was revealed that they were the team with the second highest votes, which consoled her a little bit.
June pursed his lips as he flipped to the next cue card.
It seemed like his first objective of the night already went down the drain.
At that point, he was sure that his skills were going to downgrade. It would be the very first instance wherein he would fail after Fu became his system, and June couldn't help but feel upset about it.
However, he assured himself that it didn't really matter since he was still going to be skilled nonetheless.
With that, June sighed and finally announced the winning subteam for each team in chronological order. Almost all of the winners had been predictable thus far, so June was already certain that Mei's team was going to lose.
However, as he got to the ninth announcement, he felt like a bucket of cold water was being poured all over his body.
"The winner for Fly High, Butterfly is—"
Was this even possible?
Even from the audience's perspective, June felt like the other subteam did a much better job.
"The red team," he announced.
The trainees all gasped in surprise as they turned to their team. Meanwhile, Mina looked down at her shoes, which reflected her team color—blue.
June pursed his lips before sighing in disappointment.
Well, at least one of his objectives was fulfilled.