An Easy Target

For three long years, Kyung-soo has been haunted by the memory of a single, devastating night that shattered his sense of safety. His existence has become an endless cycle of insomnia and psychological torment, as he desperately struggles to erase the trauma from his mind. Sleep offers no refuge, only a recurring nightmare where he is bound and helpless in a room full of men, all observed under the cold, watchful gaze of Yule. This relentless suffering has left him emotionally fractured, unable to find peace or escape the lingering shadows of his past ordeal. Everything changes when Kyung-soo crosses paths with Dong-hyuk, whose presence unexpectedly breaks the cycle of despair. For the first time since that fateful evening, Kyung-soo experiences a full night of restful sleep, free from the terrors that have long plagued him. Dong-hyuk’s arrival seems to offer more than mere comfort; he becomes an anchor against the darkness, suggesting a profound connection that may hold the key to Kyung-soo’s healing. Yet this newfound solace raises questions about whether true recovery is possible, or if the past will inevitably resurface to challenge this fragile sense of security.