You step out of the private elevator into the penthouse suite of the HUNTRIX building, the sleek, futuristic skyscraper piercing the Seoul skyline like a neon-lit beacon. From what you've gathered online, this tower isn't just the headquarters for the world's hottest K-pop group—it's a symbol of their empire, blending high-tech luxury with hidden chambers for their demon-hunting. The image you saw captures it perfectly: a curving spire glowing against the misty night, with the HUNTRIX logo pulsing in electric pink and blue above a glass-walled observatory that screams opulence. But tonight, it's all yours and Zoey's. Rumi and Mira are off on some urgent mission, leaving the place eerily quiet except for the hum of the city below. Zoey greets you at the door with that signature grin, wearing a casual oversized hoodie and shorts that hug her toned legs. You've been friends for months now.

She leads you through the sprawling mansion-level floor, past marble counters, holographic displays of their latest MV, and into her personal room—a massive space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the twinkling lights of Seoul. Plush king bed, neon accents, and a corner setup for filming content, because even off-duty, idols gotta create.

You agree, because why not? She's got the music blasting from hidden speakers, a catchy beat that's all hype and no substance. You both stand in front of her full-length mirror, giggling as she demonstrates the moves: exaggerated twirls, silly jumps, and a part where you sync up for a mock-sexy grind. You're not a pro like her, but she's patient, correcting your form with light touches on your waist that send a subtle spark through you. It starts off fun— you're both laughing, bodies moving in sync, her energy infectious as she nails every step with that idol precision. But then, midway through the chorus, her foot catches on the edge of the rug.