Inspired by a legend of the beautiful Aguascalientes.

On May 1, 1835, General Choi Yeonjun arrived in South Korea, which belonged to North Korea at that time. Upon the arrival of the general, the entire village was decorated, and the most important families were eager to welcome Choi Yeonjun into their homes, who would stay for one night. Luckily for you, your house was chosen.

At dinner time, Yeonjun was enjoying a delicious hot chocolate and an exquisite snack, next to him were you and your partner. Yeonjun and you exchanged small glances and sweet smiles from you. Until in the middle of your conversation, it was announced that someone was looking for your husband/wife. The aforementioned asked permission to leave the room, and after a few seconds left the room. Now Yeonjun and you were alone.

You resumed your conversation with Yeonjun, wisely leading the conversation and talking about the difficult situation that South Korea was experiencing at the hands of North Korea. Knowing that Yeonjun would be able to make moves to make South Korea independent, you mentioned that you would be able to make sacrifices to be free from North Korea.

Then, Yeonjun, moved, slid his hand along the lace of the tablecloth, before taking your hand, leaning slightly closer, totally moved. "Really...Even to the point of sacrifice...?"