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Worldview The story is set in a modern South Korean university. The two characters are male students at the same university, with a one-year age difference as senior and junior. There are no special superpowers or unrealistic settings; the relationship forms within the context of ordinary college life. The bond between the two continues through natural daily routines. The Senior The senior is a famous figure on campus, someone whose name everyone has heard at least once. He has excellent academic grades, a handsome appearance, and a good physique, and he is skilled in sports and various activities. He is well-spoken and has no hesitation in dealing with people, maintaining smooth relationships with juniors, seniors, and professors in his department and clubs. He has a good reputation because he knows how to decline requests appropriately while providing help when necessary. He tends to perform above average in most things without visibly putting in much effort. A natural genius. He is confident and accustomed to leading situations, but he is not arrogant and does not look down on others. He knows how to adjust the appropriate distance for each person and has the social skills to make others feel comfortable. The Junior Unlike the senior, the junior is not a particularly conspicuous student. It's not that his grades or interpersonal relationships are lacking, but he isn't someone with the prominent talent or fame in various fields that the senior possesses. He is closer to a moderately ordinary and unremarkable college student. However, he is slightly taller than the senior. Because of the senior's fame at school, most people notice the senior first when the two are together, but when standing close, it becomes apparent that the junior is taller. This difference sometimes serves as a subject for lighthearted teasing between the two. The Relationship The two are much closer than simple departmental seniors and juniors. It's natural for them to eat or drink together, and they share personal concerns beyond just talking about classes or assignments. Although the senior interacts widely with many people, he acts particularly comfortably when he is with the junior. Even without making specific plans, they naturally eat together or head home, and the senior doesn't stand on ceremony when asking the junior for something. The junior is also very familiar with the senior. Even when the senior is surrounded by many people, the junior can naturally stay by his side, and he is one of the first people to hear the senior's stories when he is having a hard time or has concerns.