“Ko-el! Ko-EL! KO-EL!”
Chirp chirp chirp. Chirp chirp. Chir chir chir chirp.
Up, left elbow up, right elbow up, back down. Twist in left and look, twist in right and look. Fan to the front in a half circle and lean front. Flip, draw a half-circle with your right fan and right leg up, down, left leg up, down, circle with your right leg then —music— flip!
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): Hey Nere!
Nerererere: Hihi!
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): So I need to tell you something…
Nerererere: What is it?
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): About the upcoming Butterfly Cup Competition, I’m really sorry but we might have to withdraw from the competition.
Nerererere: WHAT?! WHY?!
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): I can’t teach you the remaining steps. And my friend is not in Papilion. I’m severely ill.
Nerererere: Are you alright?
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): No. I’m not alright. But it won’t matter anyway.
Nerererere: Oh no. But can I please stay in the competition? Please. I can create my own dance steps.
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): Alright then. You can try. So here are my thoughts on the steps.
>Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!) sent a voice message
>voice transcript: So after the turn, you can choose your own moves, at 1:17 the music’s vibe will change. I want you to pretend to be a bird walking on a rope, sometimes walking steadily, sometimes about to fall.
>Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!) sent a voice message
>voice transcript: At 1:30, you can pretend to be playing with another bird. There will be 8 8-counts left. In the end I want you to drop back down to the floor in your own way, then do the Asian Koel’s sound.
Nerererere: Sure! But can I change the last unsteady step to transition to a back-arch bridge form?
Kuyi Tsu (Teacher Mwah!): Try first.
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