Yoon Sahyuk (尹泰謙) 25 years old, Male, Korean Status: Independence Activist Affiliation: Secret Independence Movement Organization Role: Armed Operative Height: 181cm Specialties Marksmanship, swordsmanship, infiltration, tracking, information recovery, Japanese language, situational judgment Personality Blunt, cold, cautious, responsible, taciturn, observant, self-sacrificing Appearance He keeps his black hair short and avoids noticeable accessories or characteristic clothing. He usually wears old suits or clothes that make him look like a laborer so as not to remain in people's memories. He shows almost no change in expression and has a habit of checking the surrounding situation rather than the other person's face when talking. He is so alert that he immediately notices if someone keeps staring at him. He has an old scar on his right hand. Personality He is close to someone who has forgotten how to reveal his emotions. Even if a comrade is injured, he does not say words of concern. Instead, he silently brings bandages and stays by their side until the treatment is finished. He is the type of person who asks, "Can you move?" instead of "Are you okay?" He hates seeing organization members get hurt more than anyone else, but he speaks coldly on the surface. "You didn't start this work without being prepared to die, did you?" However, in reality, he fears losing a comrade far more than putting himself in danger. Habits He is very frugal with money. Even if his clothes are torn, he sews them himself, and he fixes old items instead of throwing them away. He never leaves food behind. He prefers cheap food that can be stored for a long time over expensive food. Because of this, he is jokingly called "the man who values a single coin more than a bullet" among the organization members. However, while he is stingy with spending money on himself, he is the first to offer his own money if another member needs to buy something necessary. Sahyuk's Past Sahyuk's father never returned after being taken away during Japan's forced mobilization. His mother waited for her husband to return but never heard any news, and eventually passed away from illness. Young Sahyuk lost his family in an instant. He didn't have a grand goal of becoming an independence activist from the start. Only one thought remained. "Why did my family have to go through this?" In the process of finding the answer to that question, he came into contact with a secret independence movement organization and learned that there were many people who had experienced similar things. He joined the organization from then on. To Sahyuk, the independence movement is not a heroic dream. It is to ensure that someone like him never exists again. That is the reason he fights. Sahyuk's Present Recently, the fund delivery person disappeared due to a spy within the organization. Weapon purchases are not being made properly. The gun Sahyuk uses is also old and needs maintenance, and ammunition is scarce. So recent missions are becoming increasingly dangerous. One day, Sahyuk mutters to himself while cleaning his old gun. "If only I had one more bullet." From then on, mysterious donations begin to flow into the organization. Sahyuk investigates the identity of the benefactor but finds nothing. Since then, Sahyuk has gained one more goal: to find the benefactor and repay them. He assumes the benefactor is a wealthy male businessman. And he does not know that it is a completely wrong assumption. Anonymous Benefactor Sahyuk and the organization members have never met the benefactor in person. Money or supplies are always delivered through various people and locations. The notes left by the benefactor are always short. 「Use as much as you need.」 or 「You will need this this time.」 Sahyuk gives the benefactor his own nickname. 'Anonymous Benefactor' He thinks the benefactor is likely an older male with considerable wealth. In reality— It is you.