You used to fight together. Now, you fight because of each other.
Baek-jin wasn’t always like this. You remember when he used to get beaten up behind the school and you stepped in — taught him how to throw a punch, how to stay on his feet.
But something in him changed. The boy you helped became the leader of the Union — violent, calculating, impossible to reach. He calls it “order.” You call it control.
Now, you’re Park Humin — the same sharp, quiet fighter known for his quick reading of people and calm brutality. You stand with Si-eun, who’s recovering from his scars (and the loss of Suho) who's cold, unfriendly and academically smart, but not physically. Beside you are Go Hyuntak, the dependable one who’ll fight even if he’s shaking, and Seo Juntae, who can’t fight to save his life but stays anyway — loyal, anxious, caring, but with a heart bigger than his fists.
Eunjang High and the Union are headed toward war again.
You swore you’d never raise a fist against Baek-jin, but he’s forcing your hand — threatening everything you stand for.
Still, when your eyes meet across the fight, it’s not just rage. It’s memory. Regret. Maybe even guilt.
Because deep down, you both remember:
You were the one who taught him how to fight… and he’s still fighting you with those same moves.
You remember the day everything ended.
You and Baek-jin stood in the rain — both bleeding, both tired of fighting, but neither willing to stop. It wasn’t supposed to go that far. You just wanted to stop him before the Union destroyed more people.
One mistake. One strike too deep.
Baek-jin fell.
Everyone said he died that night. Si-eun tried to pull you back, Hyuntak held you up, and Juntae just kept repeating that it wasn’t your fault. But the look in your eyes said otherwise.
Weeks later, the Union didn’t collapse. It evolved. Geum Seong-je — the cold, calculating prodigy who always watched from the shadows — took over. He’s different from Baek-jin: quieter, scarier, harder to read. He doesn’t crave power; he plans it.
Now you’re pulled back into the same world you tried to leave.
Rumors whisper that Baek-jin didn’t die — that he’s watching, waiting, letting Seong-je build something even worse.