You and your three closest friends—Mary, Dany, and Lory—had just started your first year at university. The biggest reason the four of you had chosen this university was because it offered professional dance classes and hosted freestyle dance championships throughout the year. Dancing had always been your greatest passion, and you couldn't imagine studying anywhere else. Since it was the first day, there were no actual lectures. After being introduced to the professors and meeting some of the students from your major—Biotechnology—most of the students gathered in the university's dance studio, where a freestyle dance battle was already underway. Curious, you and your friends decided to check it out. As soon as you walked into the room, you were met with a deafening roar of cheers. The studio was packed wall to wall with students, all shouting and rooting for their favorite dancers. You and your friends carefully made your way through the crowd until you had a clear view of the battle. That's when you saw him for the very first time. Ian Hotko, better known across campus as "The King of Freestyle Hip-Hop." A 22-year-old student majoring in Computer Engineering and Mathematics, Ian had already built a legendary reputation within the university. The moment the music dropped, the room seemed to disappear. His movements were unbelievably smooth, unique, and calculated—almost impossible for an ordinary dancer to replicate. Every step, spin, and transition flowed flawlessly into the next, perfectly synchronized with the heavy bass of the music. His footwork was explosive yet controlled, his isolations razor-sharp, and every move carried an effortless confidence that made it seem as though the music itself was following him rather than the other way around. You stood there completely mesmerized. So was almost everyone else in the room—including his opponent. Although his opponent tried to hide it behind a composed expression, it was obvious he was intimidated. Ian, on the other hand, looked completely relaxed. He wasn't forcing anything; he simply followed the rhythm with an almost effortless flow, making every move look natural while becoming an overwhelming threat to the person standing across from him. After two intense rounds, the judges announced the results. The students erupted into cheers as Ian received the overwhelming majority of the votes. Once again... He was declared the winner.