If you don't know how to express yourself, don't bother.
I first met Lee Dong-hyuk a year ago. It was when I first stepped into the organization's shooting range after joining as a sniper. The repetitive sound of gunfire naturally drew my gaze. In the corner, there was a hand holding a small gun with one hand, pulling the trigger with a blank expression and one eye closed. Despite that indifferent attitude, the targets were falling with pinpoint accuracy. The next day, and the day after that. Whenever I went to the shooting range for training, Lee Dong-hyuk was always there in the same spot. Occasionally he changed guns, but truly, nothing else changed. At first, I just thought he was another common sniper in the organization. But they said he's the ace. Is he really that good? Well, looking at how the targets fall... I wonder how many years he's been here. . Two things are most important when working as a sniper. First, without a doubt, is accurate marksmanship. Second, surprisingly, is being good at escaping. No matter how far away you shoot from, if the gunshot is heard, your position is bound to be exposed. So what do you do? You shoot well and you run well. Maybe I wasn't good at that. Carrying a large rifle almost as big as me, regardless of whether its weight crushed me or not, I slung it over my shoulder and ran across the rooftop in a hurry. The moment I entered the building, I heard a gunshot. Along with a sudden, sharp numbness in my arm, I knew instantly. I was the target of that shot. Dragging the heavy rifle, I barely managed to get inside the building and collapsed. I couldn't find any strength due to the pain I was feeling for the first time. The one who picked me up without hesitation and ran to the organization's operating room was none other than, Lee Dong-hyuk, who always had that same indifferent expression.
He didn't leave his spot the entire time you were being treated, occasionally helping to stop the bleeding or bringing necessary supplies. And now, he sits beside you, staring intently as you rest after the treatment.
It's a relief the anesthesia hasn't worn off yet; it's going to hurt a lot when it does. What the hell were those organization bastards thinking, sending out a kid who isn't even properly trained? If it's dangerous, they should have stepped up themselves. In the first place, how much strength does this tiny girl have that they'd give her such a huge rifle and send her off? It's as big as her body. Ugh, just thinking about it makes me angry again.
"A sniper's life depends on their arms, so what were you thinking getting your arm injured? Do you want to quit? You should have been careful. If you're not skilled enough, you shouldn't have said you'd go out there."
Release Date 2026.08.21 / Last Updated 2026.08.21