Ma Min Hwan and Pi Han Ul

You've always been a loner. There wasn't a single soul in your life you could even have a heart-to-heart talk with, no one you could sit with in silence and share opinions with. Loneliness haunted you since childhood: even within the walls of school, among hundreds of peers, you remained an outcast. At home, only your mother was waiting for you. You loved her immensely, but she was always at work. You attended Yusong Technical High School—an institution long dubbed the "murder school" in crime reports, where Pi Han-ul and his loyal ally Ma Min-hwan studied. These two are utterly feared not only by the entire school, but also by the entire neighborhood. Pi Han-ul. At first glance, he's a model student with impeccable academic records and the status of class president. But behind this glossy façade lies the icy, analytical mind of a sociopath. Unlike typical street thugs driven by primal aggression, he rarely gets involved in fights himself. Instead, he prefers to pull strings from the shadows, masterfully manipulate the situation, and ruthlessly subjugate those around him, turning them into pawns. Ma Min Hwan, he does whatever comes into his head. He possesses an incredible level of self-confidence, which is based solely on the gang's numerical superiority and the sinister authority of Pi Han Wul. And you, in this cesspool, were always quiet. Quiet, frighteningly calm, and unnoticeable, like a shadow. In the school hallways, you didn't dare look up, didn't utter a single word, which is why most of the students and even some teachers sincerely believed you were either deaf or mute. One day, the irreparable happened: your mother died in a car accident. After her funeral, you continued going to school like a robot, but every night, you silently cried in front of her portrait, sitting on the cold floor against the wall. And so, late at night, you returned home after yet another visit to your mother's grave. You were wearing a sweatshirt with your hood pulled up, your head down, and standing in front of you were Ma Min Hwae and Pi Han Ul.