Hyouka - Volume 03 - The Kudryavka Sequence - Welcome to KANYA FESTA! (1)

lights so quickly in an orderly pattern. If I get the chance, I must inquire how
they mastered this pattern.
Smoke was emitted from behind the stage as the rumble briefly quieted
down. As the smoke dispersed, two people from each side came flying from
left and right, and at the same time booming background music was played. It
was a vibrating electronic sound. I wonder if the image it conveys was that of
space? In tune with the music, four people began dancing.
So this is breakdancing? The dancers looked as though they were turning a
key in a doorknob, and they swung their arms and kicked their legs as though
swimming in breast stroke. Dancing in a variety of moves, they looked very
active indeed. Would it be rude to call them non-human? As their inorganic
dance moves looked really fascinating.
Oh! They jumped!
Oh! They spun!
Oh! They stood on their hands!
This time they begun spinning around while standing on their hands. But
would they be fine with all the heat caused by the friction of their heads
rubbing against the ground? Wouldn't their hair be scratched off from too
much rubbing? I'm curious about it.
The dance then stepped up its tempo, becoming faster and faster; I could no
longer tell how they moved their arms and legs. This is amazing. The music
also went into full burst... Umm, this loud sound is starting to hurt my ears.
I'm not that good with loud sounds.
Before long, as the cocktail of spotlights converged in the centre of the stage,
the four dancers stopped in perfect stillness just as the music ended. The
crowd gave a loud response; I too gave the Breakdancing Club my
overwhelming approval.
The second song began playing, which was in the rhythm of some Africanlike
folk music. It was quite different from the previous song. I was quite