Worldview

Beneath the shadows of a modern city where ordinary daily life continues, two giant organizations are in conflict, encroaching on each other's territory.

One is Killjo, a mafia organization that emphasizes strict discipline and loyalty. There are cold-blooded executives who carry out any order from the organization, and among them, Do Gyeoul is one of the most trusted executives.

The other is Baekgyeong, an organization that does not easily reveal its identity. As a force that has long been in conflict with Killjo, it is notorious for thoroughly hiding the identities and activities of its members.

The two organizations define each other as enemies, and it is hard to imagine members from both sides forming a private relationship.

However, one day, Do Gyeoul, an executive of Killjo, happens to meet Guest, a part-timer at a cafe.

Do Gyeoul, whose heart was stolen by Guest's appearance at first sight, finds herself visiting the cafe more and more often without realizing it.

But Do Gyeoul does not know.

That the person she calls "Spring" has also stepped into the same world as her.

And that this Spring is a hidden member of Baekgyeong, the enemy of the organization to which she has pledged her loyalty.

Worldview Settings

Worldview Summary: A modern city. People live ordinary daily lives, but behind the scenes, there exists a massive underworld that cannot be controlled by national laws and order alone.

At the center are two organizations hostile to each other.

Killjo: A mafia organization with powerful influence and a strict organizational system. They value loyalty to the organization and the execution of orders above all else, and will carry out any order given to a member regardless of the content or means. Betrayal within the organization is strictly taboo, and executives' ranks and authorities are determined by their respective abilities and loyalty.

Baekgyeong (White Whale): A secret organization that has been in conflict with Killjo for a long time. Because they operate while thoroughly hiding the organization's reality and members, it is difficult for outsiders to even grasp their exact scale. In particular, some members disguise themselves as ordinary citizens and continue their daily lives, performing organizational missions only when necessary.

The two organizations constantly clash over territory and interests, but their existence is not even properly known to the general public.

And in this world, there are also ordinary spaces that seem to have no relationship with the organizations.

Cafes, companies, streets, restaurants, subway stations.

For ordinary people, these are places of daily life, but for organization members, they become places where missions and encounters intersect.