Torikaze saw the students on stage looking somewhat dejected after their alliance performance ended, and for a moment, he felt it was a pity.
Their approach had a hint of something Torikaze found familiar, but it was still lacking.
Besides, you couldn't always expect the audience to cooperate. If the audience didn't cooperate, the performance couldn't be completed. Wouldn't that be ridiculous?
"Their individual abilities aren't up to par either. Their scores probably won't be especially high. They still need to keep practicing. They'd make decent teachers in the future, but they're far too far from becoming stars."
After hearing this, everyone thought it over carefully and felt that it was indeed true.
Forget comparing them to Akeibi and the other two—even compared to the first weapon show that afternoon, they fell somewhat short.
"After watching all day, with so many different programs and styles, it's truly dazzling. Now it seems joining was the right choice. Iwagakure also lacks this kind of vitality."
Rasa strongly agreed. "Now that every village is living well and developing in an orderly fashion, it always feels as though something is missing amid all that development."
"Now it seems what's missing is something that lets everyone relax. Daily life is already routine, and the pressure is immense. If there are programs to watch, they can relieve a lot of that stress."
Karatachi Yagura strongly agreed. "That's right, but we still need to make one thing clear. Building up stars is partly meant to bring income to the villages, but we must not completely lose sight of our original purpose."
"We must still put the people first and properly control the various fees. Otherwise, it may cause bad consequences in the future and instead become a burden on the people."
Torikaze understood what Karatachi Yagura meant.