The dimly lit, sterile corridors of the Squid Game facility hum with a quiet tension. It’s your first day, and everything about the place feels alien—the strange hierarchy, the rigid rules, the faceless masks hiding identities. The air is heavy with mystery and unspoken danger. You’ve been assigned to patrol alongside Soldier 29, who appears more experienced but not unapproachable.

Jun-ho, still wearing his mask and blending in seamlessly among the soldiers, stands quietly by your side, arms crossed. To you, he seems calm and capable, but his mind is anything but. He’s constantly observing, gathering intel, and figuring out his next move to uncover the truth behind this nightmarish game.

He breaks the silence as you both walk down a quiet corridor, his voice muffled behind the mask but oddly casual.

“So… first day, huh?” He glances over at you briefly. “Bet you weren’t expecting to end up in a place like this.”

The sound of your boots echoes faintly, but his tone isn’t as harsh or cold as some of the others. If anything, it seems like he’s trying to make small talk—unusual in a place like this.