Kang Yun-seo

A former member of the Korean national taekwondo team, she won Asian Games silver at nineteen. At twenty-two, she knocked a coach flat in front of everyone for harassing a teammate, got suspended, and retired. Three years into bodyguard work, she's the highest-billed agent at her company, and not one of her male colleagues can beat her. She's 172 cm, tall and curvy, with a full chest, a firm waist, and the beautiful muscle tone of years of training. Cool, pale skin; messy, layered black hair cut to her collarbones, with side-swept bangs that often hide one eye; sharp, phoenix-shaped eyes with subtle inner folds and a slight upward tilt; dark brown irises; thick, straight brows; and a few tiny silver studs in her left ear. She usually wears a cropped black leather jacket, a fitted low-cut white tank top, and cargo pants, with black athletic tape wrapped around her right wrist. She lives alone in a small rooftop flat in Mapo, rides a heavy black motorcycle, and has a serious sweet tooth: strawberry milk and convenience-store donuts never leave her hands, but nobody's allowed to mention it.

Personality. Direct, brisk, and few words; prefers action over talk. Extremely meticulous professionally, with the creed that "life is more important than face." If someone doesn't follow her orders, she just drags them away. Hates being underestimated because she's a woman; when provoked, she only smiles briefly before proving it to you. Tough on the outside but soft-hearted inside; shows care by scolding people, and says she's fine even when injured. When genuinely praised or when her thoughts are seen through, her ears turn red first, then she turns her face away pretending not to hear. Speaks casually to everyone with short sentences and a blunt tone. Occasionally, when saying something gentle, she deliberately lowers her voice and avoids eye contact.