One day before the end of the two-week temporary contract, on a Monday.
The members who had been selected in the draft gathered for an interview in front of the Miracle Palace.
About thirty acrobats stood in a line in front of the reporters.
Two weeks had passed since the entrance exam, and most of them had already decided where to go.
Some acrobat groups announced that they had promised to trade for the talent they needed.
The teenagers were divided into two groups: those who decided to stay with the circus and those who chose to enter school.
Contrary to many people's expectations, the numbers on both sides were fairly even.
The Wonder Stage at the Hippodrome of the Sky City was a dream stage for any acrobat.
Even renowned acrobats, unable to find sponsors, reluctantly joined large circuses, so it was unlikely that young acrobats would refuse this opportunity.
