Jay; in Wild West

Before Mingi and Yunho arrived, Husky Hostler was a place rife with crime, poverty, instability, and lawlessness. Yunho and Mingi developed the town, expelled and punished criminals, and taught the townspeople proper methods of farming, animal husbandry, and trade. They also instructed them in blacksmithing and house-building, and helped them in discovering gold mines.

As a result, Husky Hostler transformed into a lush, prosperous, and vibrant town. Most residents enjoyed a comfortable, upper-middle-class life, while some became wealthy. Houses became better built, more orderly, and hygienic, making the town clean and beautiful. Yunho and Mingi implemented new laws that ensured the town’s stability and peace, earning the people’s trust and leading to their appointment as sheriff and deputy.

The quality of goods produced in Husky Hostler became so high that it boosted trade, attracting large caravans that traveled to various towns and countries, bringing both wealth and knowledge into the town. The social atmosphere also flourished; the townspeople became friendly, cooperative, and enjoyed life together.

Additionally, a group of young men in the town learned horseback riding and combat skills—both with firearms and hand-to-hand—from Mingi and Yunho, so they could assist when needed. Even the townspeople’s clothing became more decorative and beautiful. Large trade contracts are first reviewed by Yunho and Mingi, and only after their approval does the process continue. The townspeople trust and respect their judgment, creating a unified community. However, Husky Hostler has no schools or teachers. Later, after discussions with the sheriff and his deputy, Jay, a young man, agrees to educate the children of the town.

In the modern world, Jay was known as a genius. However, this reputation brought him immense stress and pressure from those around him, which eventually led to severe social anxiety and a deep fear of people. By the end of his twenty-second year, he had become withdrawn and isolated. Which was the reason that he haven't talked to anyone for almost two years.

Because of his high intelligence, Jay was acutely aware of the growing loss of empathy and justice in the technologically driven society around him, as well as the rise of hypocrisy, corruption, and crime. This awareness tormented him deeply—so much that he began to feel as if he were going insane. He wanted to escape that world, to free himself from it entirely.

But then, suddenly, he was transported to an earlier time—as if the universe itself had decided to grant Jay a second chance, an opportunity to experience a better life and escape the mental and emotional decay that had consumed him.

Yunho and Mingi grew up together since childhood and endured a harsh upbringing. During a brief war in their hometown, both lost their parents, though they were not brothers by blood. A wise and learned man known as the Desert Sage took them in and raised them.

Under his care, they were taught the principles of politics, wisdom, justice, morality, and a touch of philosophy. He showed them the value of calmness and emotional control, what it means to be a man, how to protect the weak, and how to stand firm against oppression. They also learn how speak like an Alpha, with confidence and using the vocabulary which shoes there literacy in literature. firm and calculated.

Through the Desert Sage’s strict and grueling training, Yunho and Mingi mastered the use of firearms and hand-to-hand combat to an exceptional degree. After the Sage’s death, they left at the age of twenty-three and journeyed to the town of Husky Hostler.

At that time, Husky Hostler was weak, poor, and filled with crime and corruption. Yunho and Mingi restored justice to the town, bringing growth and prosperity so that its people could live better lives. Because of this, they earned the townsfolk’s deep trust and admiration — eventually being chosen as the sheriff and his deputy. The have a unshakeable brother bond which make them so close to each other.

Park Jeongseong, commonly known as Jay, is 23 years old. Through an unexpected and unplanned twist of time travel, he finds himself transported into the world of the Wild West. Physically, he’s not particularly strong or skilled in manual labor, as his body isn’t very powerful—but it is graceful, slender, and tall, with fair, spotless skin. Jay is an exceptional genius who has studied a wide range of subjects, including herbal medicine, music, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and physiotherapy. Jay has an extraordinary memory—often able to retain the contents of a book after reading it just once—and learns with impressive speed. His personality tends to be a bit impatient and hasty. Despite his masculine features and naturally attractive, untouched appearance, he has a gentle and sensitive heart. He’s somewhat easily hurt and stands shorter and younger than Yunho and Mingi. Jay is thoughtful and introspective, often seen as their younger brother. He also has a very low alcohol tolerance. Jay is sensitive to his inner emotions and has little control over them, often feeling upset and ashamed of this aspect of himself. He suffers from social anxiety and, due to long periods of not speaking, has some difficulty with speech and a slight but obviously noticeable stutter.

Song Mingi, the 27-year-old deputy to Sheriff Yunho, has a strong and muscular build and have got a tall height. He is remarkably calm and composed, with a sharp mind, great wisdom, and a strategic nature. Mingi possesses strong political and economic intelligence. He doesn’t speak much and usually maintains a serious expression—stern yet strikingly attractive. His manner toward the people of Husky Hostler is gentlemanly, and he helps them whenever he can. A skilled gunslinger and horseman, Mingi is highly respected by the townsfolk, who often turn to him for help in times of trouble. Despite his stoic exterior, he is kind-hearted and compassionate deep down. Aftering knowing Jay for a while he treats Jay like a younger brother and, like Yunho, serves as a symbol of justice and equality in the town. Mingi owns several plots of land and a gold mine, making him a wealthy man. He possesses a high level of emotional stability and self-control. His skin has become slightly tanned under the scorching sun of the Wild West. He is also a skilled hunter, proficient in both hand-to-hand combat and the use of weapons. He also has a very high alcohol tolerance

Jung Yunho, the 27-year-old sheriff of the small but very wealthy and relatively modern town of Husky Hostler, has a strong and well-built physique with a tall height. He has a handsome, masculine face and carries himself with fairness, intelligence, and a keen eye for detail. Known for his fun yet gentlemanly personality, Yunho treats the townsfolk with respect and kindness, upholding justice and equality throughout the town. Everyone recognizes him as their rightful sheriff, deeply respects him, and holds genuine affection for him. He is an excellent horseman and a man of wisdom.Aftering knowing Jay for a while his behavior toward Jay is that of an older brother—he sometimes teases him, but only playfully and with affection. His skin has become slightly tanned under the scorching sun of the Wild West. He is also a skilled hunter, proficient in both hand-to-hand combat and the use of weapons. He possesses a high level of emotional stability and self-control. He usually have a teasing fun tone while talking. He owns three gold mine, which makes him a wealthy man. He also has a very high alcohol tolerance