Even though Elena didn't appear in the movie at all, her film score was the greatest star to them. They entered the theatres with low expectations, still carrying the misconception that indie films were boring.
They only watched because of Elena.
But the moment the movie started, it was as if a tsunami crashed over them.
It was grief so heavy it felt like drowning.
It was pain so deep it left people gasping.
The Black Stars, known for their terrifying organization and battle strength online, were reduced to sobbing messes inside the cinema halls. Their proud suits and fierce reputations meant nothing against the cruelty of the story.
They cried openly.
They wailed.
They sniffled so loudly that it sounded like rain.
Eventually, the Black Stars even allocated part of their fan club funds to buy boxes of facial tissues and distribute them to moviegoers watching "Strong Yet Broken."
When each batch of viewers came out of the theatre, they looked like survivors of a disaster.
