KR stood there dazed for several seconds, not really registering the smack of Daesuk's fingers at first, still a bit shocked that he'd actually managed to fall and take himself out of the completion even though he was one of the sub-dancers. But the pain bloomed across his forward quickly and he winced, hand moving to rub at it and his eyes watering slight, "Seriously why are you so good at that?" he asked Daesuk. He didn't wait for an answer already moving to sit down next to Ankor, still rubbing his forward. At least he'd get to watch the rest of the members dance now.

Hyunki grinned at Hong Li, definitely proud of him, but also aware that it was mostly luck he'd manage to last through the first two rounds, but he wouldn't say that to Hong Li. It was probably a good confidence boost for the other to get through this far, so he needed, "Yep, hyung, you've been doing awesome!" he said, tone honestly enthusiastic, as he clapped Hong Li on the shoulder on his way to get back into position again, still unable to believe that their leader was such a klutz.

Xavier shook with chuckles the whole time from the moment KR fell until after Daesuk had doled out the punishment. It was complete ridiculous and he loved every moment of it. He resisted the urge to call out a teasing though, knowing karma well enough that if he did, he'd somehow end up embarrassing himself more than the leader had. Instead, he just stood and shook out his limbs, already starting to feel the workout from the two rounds of dance, but in the good way that had his blood pumping warm in his veins and made him want to do more and work harder to win; his own competitive spirit coming out to play.

There were a few more minutes before Taek Su called them all back to order again and they started the next round of dance. Hyunki and Xavier committing fully again with a sense of purpose it clear the both of them were aiming to win now that a couple members had been eliminated. KR watched from the sidelines, determine to spot the next mistake and call it out to at least make up somewhat for his failure in the previous round.