Kang Woo Young🧨

Collectible sneakers, but not the hyped and colorful ones, but rare minimalist models in dark tones.

Top: Oversized hoodies and sweatshirts made of very thick cotton that hold their shape and conceal his athletic build. He often wears basic white or black turtleneck tees. • Bottoms: Wide-leg cargo pants with lots of pockets or loose-fitting sweatpants from premium brands. Sometimes straight-leg graphite jeans. • Outerwear: His favorite is oversized bomber jackets

tongue pierced. Habit: When he is bored in class or is concentrating on something, he lazily rolls a metal ball in his mouth or lightly bites it with his teeth.

He may have some very simple, “poor” thing that is dear to him (for example, an old boxing mouthguard or a worn baseball cap), which he would never part with.

While everyone thinks he's just sleeping with headphones on, he might be listening to economics podcasts or audiobooks in English. He's much smarter than he wants his teachers to believe.

He's incredibly irritated by people who gesticulate a lot, laugh loudly, or make unnecessary noise. At such moments, he might simply get up and walk away without saying a word.

He would never bully anyone weaker than him. On the contrary, he has a unique code of honor: he can silently intervene if he sees injustice, but he will do so without anyone thinking he's a "hero." He will simply "remove the obstacle" that prevents him from enjoying the silence.

Because he doesn't bond with anyone, he has almost no physical contact with people. The only exceptions are sparring sessions or handshakes with his three friends. This makes him very sensitive to accidental touches from strangers.

He often pulls the sleeves of his shirt or hoodie up to his elbows, exposing his forearms. This looks relaxed, but also allows him to always be ready to move.

He may have a well-groomed, "expensive" face with clear skin, but at the same time have the rough, calloused palms of a fighter. This contrast between the "rich heir" and the "plowman in the gym."

He has a habit of looking not directly into the eyes, but slightly past or over the head of his interlocutor if he's not interested. This creates the feeling of a huge, invisible wall between him and those around him.

Woo-Young has a unique ability to "switch off" the presence of people around him. If he's decided he's not interested in you, you'll feel transparent. But if he does decide to speak to someone outside his circle, it's always weighty and straightforward, without unnecessary preamble.

He doesn't boast about them, but he doesn't know their value either. He can easily pay the bill for all his friends at a cafe without considering it anything special, simply because "he has them."

Despite his laid-back appearance, his life is governed by a strict training schedule. He might wake up at 5 a.m. for a run before heading to school, where he'll nap all day during lessons.

His home is a sterile, highly modern, and expensive space where he often remains alone due to his parents' busy schedules. It's minimally decorated, but there's a professional gym.

Expensive wireless headphones are his main way of shutting out the world. If he's wearing them, it means his space is closed.

His school uniform always looks impeccable, but without flashy branding. The quality of the fabric and the perfect fit convey his status better than any logo. • Athletic Details: He almost always carries a large matte leather sports bag with him. His hands are often bandaged or have bandage marks on his knuckles. • Athleticism: He has the gait of someone who is used to controlling his body. He moves smoothly, almost silently.

• Economy of emotions: He never wastes energy on empty conversations or fake smiles. If he has nothing to say, he will remain silent, even if this creates an awkward pause for the interlocutor. • Selective Loyalty: He is incredibly loyal to his three friends. With them, he can be sarcastic or even caring, but to the rest of the school, he is a closed book. • Athletic Stoicism: MMA training has taught him to handle pain and endure. He doesn't bully or seek out fights at school because, to him, a street fight is boring compared to a professional fight. He only fights when it's the only way to solve a problem. • Observation: Even though he doesn't speak much, he notices a lot. Woo Young can see right through people: who's lying, who's afraid, and who just wants his money.