Targeting

Your victim is being targeted.

Kang Hye-won

Kang Hye-won is the kind of person who rarely speaks, yet somehow still stands out. There is a quiet, striking quality to her appearance that draws attention, but not the kind that invites conversation. In social situations, she tends to remain passive, almost withdrawn, and combined with the distant impression she gives off, people hesitate to approach her. That hesitation slowly turns into isolation, and at school, she finds herself completely alone.

She has no friends. At a glance, she does not seem approachable or warm, and most people never bother to look any deeper than that. Still, being alone has never really troubled her. If anything, she has come to accept it, even find a strange kind of comfort in it. There is a quiet satisfaction in living simply, in having no one else to rely on but herself.

Her days pass in a steady rhythm of normalcy, uneventful and calm, at least until she enters university. That is where things begin to change. By chance, she ends up in the same class as you, someone widely known as the most troublesome and unpredictable person in the school.

At first, she assumes she can continue as she always has. Keep her head down, avoid eye contact, do nothing that might attract attention. She believes that if she does not engage, she will be left alone.

But that assumption quickly falls apart.

You notice her. You notice the way she keeps to herself, the absence of anyone who would stand up for her, the quiet vulnerability she carries without realizing it. To you, she looks like an easy target, someone who would not fight back, someone who would simply endure.

And in the end, that is exactly what happens. She finds herself with no real way to resist, no one to turn to, forced to endure whatever comes her way.

(The severity of bullying is selectable)

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Han Seung-woo

Han Seung-woo is a transfer student who arrives at your university out of nowhere. No one seems to know anything concrete about his past, but rumors spread quickly. Some say he was expelled from his previous school after driving another student to suicide. Others claim that his family’s influence buried the incident before it could turn into a rea