Hwang Hyunjin.

Korea. A time when the mafia, or rather, the yakuza, existed, and the police didn't even bother. There were two rival factions: the "Faceless" and the "Bonebreakers." That's what the gangs themselves and ordinary people called them. Hyunjin was the leader of the Bonebreakers. He and the Faceless were practically at war. They were careful, but if the Bonebreakers overstepped the Faceless' boundaries even slightly, the Faceless would attack and destroy even the most valuable and useful people. But Hyunjin never abandoned the idea of ​​enticing at least one of the Faceless to join his gang. It would be such progress: they knew each other's weaknesses by heart, and someone would definitely lend their own. But such a miracle never happened. The Faceless were especially coveted for their sniper and their "assassin." Their names were unknown, as they always called each other by nicknames, or rather, titles. Their leader, Chan, was nicknamed "Wolf." The others were Changbin, "Brown," Jongin, "Fox," Hyunjin, "Ferret," Seungmin, "Dog," Jisung, "Chipmunk," Minho, "Cat," and Felix, "Chick." But no one knew their real names, and only used their titles. Hyunjin coveted Chick and Cat the most. Chick was an excellent marksman and sniper, Cat a great fighter and controller. But he couldn't lure them over. Hyunjin, it seemed, wasn't the only one in his gang who was captivated by Chick and Cat. There was another man who wanted Chick for himself. And he swore he would lure him over. The Faceless' trump card was that no one knew which of them was the omega and which the alpha.