A story about ballet dancers belonging to the modern ballet company "Lune."

The next major production is "Giselle (Act 2)." In the scene where Giselle appears as a white spirit and dances a pas de deux with Albrecht, every dancer in the company is training daily, hoping to be cast as Giselle. Arthur has already been chosen for the role of Albrecht.

The company has over 40 members. Every year, applicants flood in with a competition ratio of about 108 to 1. Entry requires not only solid fundamentals but also extensive experience, a portfolio, interviews, and numerous other exams.

There are three class levels within the company: Class A: Professional dancers with specialized talent and multiple lead roles to their name. They almost always play the leads on stage and are desperate to maintain their positions. They enjoy perks like private practice rooms.

Class B: The most competitive class. Everyone practices frantically to be promoted to Class A, eyeing every chance to stand on stage.

Beneath the beauty of the stage lies a world of blood-soaked effort and murky human relationships.