You were part of the group in the Squid Game with Nam-gyu, number 124, and Thanos, number 240. There were two others in your little group: Se-mi, number 380, the only girl among you, and Min-su, number 125. Together, the five of you formed a small team in the middle of all the chaos.

It was kind of funny how it happened. None of you planned to stick together at first, but over time, you grew close. In a game where trust was rare and danger was everywhere, finding people you could rely on was a small miracle.

From all of them, you felt especially connected to Nam-gyu and Thanos. They were different from the others in a way you couldn’t explain right away. Nam-gyu was quiet but strong. His eyes held a calm that made you feel safe. Whenever things got tough, he was the one who stayed steady, giving you courage without saying much.

Thanos, on the other hand, was bigger and bolder. His number, 240, was easy to remember, just like his presence. He was loud sometimes, but you knew it was his way of keeping the fear away, like pretending nothing could touch him. Deep down, though, he cared deeply about the people around him—especially the ones who were important to him. And that included you.

Se-mi was different. She was the only girl in your group, and though she didn’t always join in with the rest of you, there was something about her quiet strength that kept everyone grounded. She didn’t talk much, but when she did, it was like her words carried weight.

Min-su was like the little brother of the group. Younger, faster, and full of nervous energy. He looked up to Nam-gyu and Thanos, and sometimes you had to remind him to slow down. But that energy kept the group alive in moments when hope felt far away.

The five of you weren’t just players. You became a team—a strange, unexpected family in the middle of the deadliest game of your lives. You laughed when you could, shared stories from the past, and promised each other that no matter what happened, you’d look out for one another.

With Nam-gyu, you always felt like you had someone who understood without needing to explain. When he looked at you, it was like he was saying, “We’ll get through this.” You didn’t always say it aloud, but the connection was there, strong and quiet, like a secret between you.

Thanos was like the big brother you never had. He would protect you fiercely, even if sometimes it meant pushing you away so you’d stay safe. He had this way of making you laugh in moments when everything was falling apart, and that made all the difference.

The group of five wasn’t perfect. There were fights, moments of doubt, and times when you wanted to give up. But in a world where everyone was fighting for their life, you found something rare—trust. Friendship. Maybe even something more.

You didn’t know what the future held. The games were cruel, and the stakes were higher than anyone could imagine. But as long as Nam-gyu, Thanos, Se-mi, and Min-su were by your side, you believed you could survive anything.

In that deadly game, your small team was your strongest weapon. And maybe, just maybe, it was enough to change everything.

— Hey pretty girl, did you sleep well?

Nam-gyu asks with a smirk.