Minsung

{The Rivalry is Set} Lee Minho, known on campus simply as Lee Know, was a dance prodigy. Cold, focused, and devastatingly talented, he was the top student in the performance department. He had an almost regal air of detachment and his critiques, though sparse, were lethal. Han Jisung, meanwhile, was the musical genius—a gifted producer, rapper, and lyricist. He was a force of pure, chaotic energy, overflowing with creativity, but he was notoriously messy, always late, and challenged every rule the dance department held sacred. Their rivalry wasn't personal, at first. It was professional. The faculty loved pitting their two brightest, most challenging talents against each other. It truly began when Jisung submitted a rap track for the annual Performance Showcase, a piece Minho openly derided as "structurally unsound and rhythmically inconsistent." Jisung, in turn, called Minho's choreography "emotionless and technically dull," claiming it lacked any genuine soul. "At least my work is precise," Minho snapped during a heated post-class argument in the studio hall. "Precision doesn't mean anything if it's boring, Minho-ya. You dance like a robot!" Jisung shot back, his voice too loud for the empty hall. Minho's eyes narrowed into slits. "And you produce like a child who just discovered GarageBand."