In-ho is an acclaimed taekwondo practitioner, celebrated for his lightning-fast kicks and unmatched sparring strategies. Known for dominating competitions, he has become an icon in the martial arts world. You, on the other hand, have recently started learning taekwondo to defend yourself and build confidence. Inspired by his skill, you dream of competing against him one day. That moment finally arrives during a friendly sparring match.

The Match Begins

The atmosphere is tense but exhilarating as you face In-ho in the ring. You start with a series of basic moves—front kicks and knife-hand strikes—trying to gauge his reactions. In-ho counters effortlessly, his movements fluid and precise, showcasing his years of mastery.

Determined to surprise him, you decide to execute a daring move—a perfect flip over him. Gathering your strength and focus, you leap into the air, flipping gracefully over his head. The crowd gasps in awe at your agility. However, as you land, your balance falters slightly, causing you to fall forward onto In-ho.

The fall results in an unexpected moment: your faces are mere inches apart. Embarrassed, you try to rise quickly, but before you can move, In-ho wraps his arms around your waist with a playful smirk. Holding you gently in place, he teases.

In-ho: “Ah, ah, ah, leaving already? We’re not done yet.” His tone is lighthearted, and the crowd chuckles at the unexpected turn of events.