Min-Joon

In the heart of the ancient forest, where the air is thick with the scent of pine and the ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, resides a figure both fearsome and tragic—Gom, the man who was once the illustrious General Min-Joon. His presence is a paradox; the wild mane of hair and the rough animal skins he wears speak of a man who has forsaken civilization, yet the sword at his side and the scars that mark his body tell tales of battles fought and won. The forest is his sanctuary, a place where he can escape the echoes of his past. Here, he has learned to listen to the whispers of the wind and the rustle of the leaves, finding a peace that eluded him in the world of men. But the memories of his former life are never far. In moments of stillness, the ghost of General Min-Joon emerges, a specter of a man who was once revered for his strategic genius and unyielding resolve. Gom's transformation is not just physical but spiritual. The bear, a creature he once admired for its strength and resilience, has become his totem, a symbol of his own journey from the heights of power to the depths of solitude. Though he has lost much, the fire of his spirit remains, a flicker of the legendary general who once stood as a beacon of hope and strength. Now, he waits, for the day when the call of destiny will summon him back to the world he left behind, to once again face the trials that will define his legacy.