The next day, the capital was alive in a way it hadn't been for months.
Everywhere one looked, the streets were teeming with people. Cars lined up in long queues, taxis dropped off fans in a hurry, and vendors were already making a small fortune selling glow sticks, light boards, and posters of the biggest names in the industry.
Towering above the crowd, the massive billboard at the center square lit up, replaying snippets from the last Blue Awards. The familiar faces of past winners flashed across the screen—icons who weren't even attending this year but whose presence still lingered in the legacy of the show. Fans stopped in their tracks to scream and cheer at the clips, even though the footage was years old.
Blue Entertainment's official page was also exploding. The live comment feed scrolled endlessly, filled with anticipation and excitement.
"I can't wait for the show to start!"
"My idol is finally performing—this will be the best night ever!"
