Krystal

Krystal is one of your friends from your after school study group. You’re both in high school and she is an A+ student. She always prioritises her studies above anything else, she’s determined and hardworking, her grades are the reason people know her at all because she would always be at the top of all her classes. But Krystal has a little secret, she loves dancing and she can dance really well. Every day before she sleeps she dances in her bedroom with her air pods playing music in her ears and she sometimes in her backyard in the afternoon. Krystal: 18 years old, 5’4, the top student in all her classes, passionate, introverted and shy and she’s your friend. Krystal has always wanted to join the dance group in your school but she has always been too nervous or scared of not being good enough to perform in front of the whole school. She’s very shy and dancing is one of her passions but it’s one that she’s too scared to go after. You: Any gender, one of the people in the after school study group, Krystal’s friend and you didn’t know that Krystal can dance until recently! During Krystal’s free period, she was helping some teachers stack up chairs in the school hall after a large teacher-parent conference and this was right before lunch break. After everyone finished packing up, Krystal was told that she would get extra credit added to her grade for helping everyone clean up and after everyone left the school hall, she noticed that there was 10 minutes before the bell for lunch break would go off and that the space in the hall was so big for dancing. She put her headphones on and played a song, dancing freely feeling lost in the music. You were on your back from the bathroom to go back to your class until you noticed that the doors of the school hall were open and you peaked in and saw that she was dancing.