School Queen Found Out The Rank #1 Boy Is a Military Trained GENIUS! transcript

This guy weighs only two tons, and this is her face after undergoing facial harmonization. No, this is a lie. This was after taking a punch from the new transfer student. Yes, he just got transferred to the school, and he farms aura just by existing. The school's girls, they want to have him at all costs. The school's alpha male, everyone wants to mate with the strongest male. It's the same in nature, and I'll warn you now that this story is different.

Here you won't see a boy who gets bullied and then becomes strong or anything like that. Here whoever bullies is the one who's going to get bullied. God may forgive, but our protagonist forgives no one. It all starts with the hot girl filming in the classroom. Suddenly a rumor arrives saying that the second year's bully got beaten up in the cafeteria by the new student. The gossipy neighbor of the moment is Summon High School's number two.

Number one says that's impressive for a newbie, while the hot girl starts asking number one to look at the camera. And all this is because YouTube just got launched, meaning from now on the school beatdowns are going to be filmed for everyone to see. While they were thinking about what they would do with the new student who got transferred, one of the henchmen was squeezing a nerd and asking him for 300,000 Kwanzas. He probably wanted to buy a can of soda, until suddenly number one decides they should capture the new student so he doesn't interfere with the hierarchy.

But little did he know the wolf had just knocked on his door, literally. Even the henchman who was bullying stopped to look. The boy who walked in asks if the boss of this school is in this room. At least that's what he heard. The girls in the room immediately blush and go crazy wanting to bungee jump without a rope. So the new student asks if he's the boss of the school, but the fat guy takes a while to answer. And in the next instant he's already earned his facial demonization.

Fell to the floor like a sack of manure. The boy who was being grinded down seconds ago didn't understand anything. The girl with the giant melons fell in love that instant. Rank two immediately stood up cursing and asking who the boy is. He soon turned redder than a bell pepper because he wouldn't stop talking, asking who he was and what he wanted. But the boy just answers that he was transferred to this school today.

This makes the bell pepper even crazier, asking if he's messing with him, and soon throws a punch at the new student. But he grabs the guy's hand with so much force that it crushes rank two's fingers. The transferred student asks if he's is boss of the school, but screaming in pain he says it's not him and even points at rank one saying that scoundrel over there is number one, hit him, not me. Then I don't know if the protagonist saw a fly on rank two's cheek, which he immediately slapped away.

That one went to sleep without any dreams. The line of nerds who get beaten up every day had no reaction left after seeing all this. So, the new student goes up to rank one and asks if he's the boss. The guy just makes an ugly face and was about to ask if he lost his mind, but then the punch was so strong his nose caved in. His phone went flying and he almost fell off his chair. Only this made him furious. So, he tried to fight back with everything, but the new student dodged with ease and there another fly was about to die.

The punch was so strong you could hear it from here at home. This already destabilized the guy, but he came with another one and again drove his nose in, then jumped to finish the combo landing a kick to the poor guy's neck, who crashed into the window. He only didn't fall from the second floor because there was an iron bar on the window. The nerds were still standing there in disbelief. The school's rank one was on his knees and completely knocked out. >> I don't feel so good. >> He says that if he hadn't come after these guys, they would have come after him.

So, he decided to settle everything now and leave saying that if they still hold a grudge, they should come find him and still close the door to finish farming his aura plus ego. The student who had recently been getting beaten up can't believe what he just saw. The girl who was filming everything is blushing and says he's so [ __ ] handsome. It's already clear that this girl right there, our protagonist, is going to smash.

Later, Dongu talks with Kim Doyle and asks if he'll deal with the bullies one by one and what it would cost. Doyle just stares at him leaving Dongu confused. Then he explains he hasn't been back in Korea long, so he doesn't fully get what Dongu means. Still, if Dongu wants his help, he'll need to pay for it. Dongu is shocked. He says people usually help because it's the right thing to do, even quoting, "With great power comes great responsibility." He insists that since Doyle is strong, protecting the weak is his job.

Doyle brushes that off as nonsense and asks a simple question, will he pay or not? If not, he's leaving. Dongu quickly stops him and begs him to listen. He reminds Doyle that he saw what happened yesterday and says weak students like them really need his help. His voice turns emotional as he says many of his friends suffer every day. No one steps in to help them and telling the teachers does nothing. All it gets them is more beatings because adult solutions don't work on these bullies.

Dongru says their lives feel like stumbling through total darkness every day, but what Doyle did yesterday felt like a beam of light shining into that darkness. He puts a hand to his chest and begs again saying Doyle has the power to save them. Doyle shuts down the emotional speech and tells him to back off. Dongru is frustrated but Doyle says he does understand. He just badly needs money himself because of his own problems.

That word hits Dongru hard. Memories of bullies taking his money and mocking him come rushing back and he bursts out asking why everything always comes down to money. He can't understand why another student would need it that badly. Doyle stays calm and asks if he's ever heard of assassins. The question catches Dongru completely off guard. Doyle explains that his father leads Blackhead, the biggest assassin group in the world, and that he was born into that life.

Dongru can barely believe it and repeats the name in shock. Doyle goes on saying his parents split up some time ago. A girl listening nearby is surprised by that. He says his father always made his mother cry so she brought him and his little brother to Korea with no real plan. That made his father furious and he froze all their bank accounts. So that's why Doyle needs money. After saying that he adds that he has a job interview at Burger Kim and starts to leave.

Dongwooki stands there stunned trying to make sense of it all. The story sounds crazy but Doyle said it so seriously that it feels true. Then Dongru makes up his mind and calls after him offering 50,000 won for every person he beats. Doyle stops. Dongru holds up five fingers and nervously wonders if he should have offered more. Doyle turns back and answers with one word, "Deal." The girl is thrilled once again thinking how handsome Doyle is.

Somewhere else another group of bullies talks about how one transfer student took down Park Kang-dae. Their leader Park Ju-Hyun, captain of Suman's judo club, wonders if the new kid really beat three people by himself. His right-hand man Park Ju-Dong worries this could cut off their money stream. Back with Doyle and Dongru, Dongru points at the group and warns they might get noticed. Doyle says he came to fight so he doesn't care.

Dongu warns him these guys are far more dangerous than Kang Wook, who was only a fake leader. Now the truth comes out, the real rulers of the school are the Judo twins, Park Ju Hyung and Park Ju Dong. They want to become national athletes, so to protect their records, they stay hidden behind Kang Wook and use him to squeeze money out of other students. Dongu calls them vampire trash. Doyle simply asks if he should fight them too, and after a pause, Dongu says yes.

Doyle takes the new job. At the same time one of the twins notices a girl named Soul Mina filming. He tells her to show him what she's watching. When Park Ju Hyung sees Soul Mina recording them, he demands to see it. She refuses and says he'll have to keep his promise and stop smoking first. Ju Hyung blows up asking how she dares talk to him like that, then adds with a sneer that he'll let it slide because she's pretty.

A scream cuts him off. It's Park Ju Dong. Kim Doyle has just kicked Ju Hyung hard in the head. Soul Mina and her friend are shocked to see Doyle there. Doyle Dong collapses unconscious from the force. Doyle Hyung angrily demands to know who attacked him and why. Then weirdly he yells at Doyle for daring to be that handsome. Doyle Hyung stares in confusion, thrown off by how calm Doyle looks right before a fight. Doyle Hyung got mad when Doyle wouldn't even look at them.

He turned thinking maybe Doyle had called back up, then froze confused by whatever Doyle was staring at. Doyle suddenly yelled fake and drove a clean punch into his face. The hit was unbelievably strong, sending him flying across the area. Right then, a caption popped up saying this was the story of how Doyle became the strongest man in the world. Standing over the beaten twin like he was claiming the place, Doyle slammed another hard strike onto the top of his head.

Minji felt light-headed from how much she admired him, unable to understand how one person could be this good-looking and this cool at the same time. Just then, Doyle got a phone alert saying 50,000 won had been sent for his mission. Thanks to flyers Dongu passed around, word of Doyle's win spread through the whole school fast. The flyers called Young Kim Doyle Punishes the Judo Twins blew up around campus and a crowd of girls gushed over his looks and strength.

That set off Mina me who started yelling asking which girl dared stare at her husband's picture. Wrapped in her own strange pink mood, she pushed through the classroom while the other girls stayed obsessed with Doyle. Furious Mina wondered if everyone had gone crazy then shouted, "Everybody stop!" Still boiling over she ordered them to take the flyer down right now throwing insults in the heat of the moment. She ripped the flyers from their hands and warned that if she caught them looking at her husband's photo again, they were dead.

Then she rounded on another student and harshly demanded to know if she had one, too. The girl nervously said she didn't have it at all. Mina kept ranting that these girls deserved to die for looking at another woman's husband. Her phone cut her off. A string of texts from Jang Hyun-woo told her to answer his call and threatened to beat up everyone at Soomen High School. She stared at the screen then quietly clenched the Doyle flyer hidden behind her back.

Dongyu briefed Doyle on the next job. This time the target was Jang Hyun-woo from Jangkil High. He said Hyun-woo was a major name known as the king of South Seoul, a follower of Bae Shichol, and an executive in the 12 Nations which made him a seriously dangerous enemy. Dongyu told Doyle to focus only on Hyun-woo today and never look down on him. Then he went over Hyun-woo's skills, three-time amateur boxing champion with a body and instincts way beyond a normal fighter.

According to Dongyu, even the judo twins Doyle beat before wouldn't last against him together. Doyle cut in coldly saying he beat them anyway. Dongyu pushed back warning him to take this seriously because Hyun-woo's worst trait was his cruelty. Once Hyun-woo picks a target, he chases them down and tortures them so badly death can start to sound better. Dongyu added that when Hyun-woo truly snaps, nobody can predict what he'll do.

So he planned to watch from far away and call the police if things got bad. But when Dongyu turned back to keep talking, Doyle was already gone. Somewhere else Jang Hyun-woo was cornering Mina low and her friend. He angrily blamed Mina high saying if she had picked up his call her friends wouldn't have been hurt. Mina high coldly answered that they weren't her friends. That stunned Park Hyung-wook who asked if they hadn't been close.

She said that only lasted while he ruled Soomen and now that the transfer student took his spot, there was nothing left to say. Park Kang Wook could only call her cruel. Hyun Woo laughed and said that was exactly why he couldn't let go of his Princess Min. His words caught Min Ha off guard, and Hyun Woo started begging her to date him just three times. When she ignored him, he moved closer, promising he'd show her a good time.

But before he could finish, a bottle came flying at him from far away. So sudden it almost looked like it appeared out of nowhere. Hyun Woo barely dodged it in time. Doyle stepped in and said it was too bad he couldn't end it with one throw. Min Ha was stunned by how suddenly he showed up. Hyun Woo got to his feet and demanded to know who Doyle was. Doyle answered that he was the guy who was about to beat him up. Min Ha lit up inside, wondering if he had come to save her.

Doyle noticed Min Ha lit up kept showing up wherever he went and started thinking it couldn't just be luck. The way she looked at him felt strange, and he wondered if she was watching him on purpose. He warned her that if she tried anything, he'd kill her. Min Ha lit up took that hard stare as interest instead, and secretly wished he really would kill her. At that moment, Hyun Woo jumped up and yelled at Doyle for butting in.

Then Jae Hyun Woo blew up, demanding how Doyle dared touch Min Ha. He rushed in at top speed with his trademark move, a sudden straight punch while charging, something Park Kang Wook recognized right away. Dong Goo was shocked by how fast Hyun Woo moved and shouted, "That's dangerous, Kim Doyle." But just before the punch landed, Hyun Woo stopped and felt some weird liquid hit his face. Disgusted, he wondered if Doyle had used some kind of chemical.

That split second was enough for Doyle to drive a heavy kick into him. Calmly, Doyle explained that when people rush him, it startles him, and when he gets really startled, he might spit without meaning to. Hyun Woo flared up from the pain and humiliation, realizing Doyle had actually spat on him, and demanded to know if he was being mocked. Doyle didn't let him recover and smashed him with a nearby chair, called that a fake attack, then followed with an uppercut.

Hyun Woo got even madder and called Doyle insane, screaming that he would kill him. He came in throwing savage punches, but Doyle slipped around everyone. Park Kang Wook watched in panic, sure Doyle couldn't beat a real boxer like Hyun Woo. But in the middle of that assault, Doyle landed a crushing hit to Hyun-woo's side. Jo Young-cheol suddenly asked, "What?" shocking Park Kang-woo, who thought he'd only been talking to himself.

Hyun-woo clutched his right ribs in pain. Doyle calmly said those weren't broken yet and that the ones he would break were on the other side. Then he drove in a brutal punch that crushed Hyun-woo's left ribs, making him scream. While Hyun-woo struggled for air, Doyle stood over him as his stunned friends looked on. Hyun-woo coughed and fought to breathe. Doyle started giving the speech he was supposed to memorize, calling Hyun-woo a bully and warning him not to hurt anyone again, but then stopped and admitted he forgot the rest, which made Dong-woo yell that he told him to memorize it.

So Doyle made up the ending himself, telling Hyun-woo to stay quiet and stop causing trouble. Then he gave a chilling warning, if Hyun-woo ever stood in front of him again, he'd drag in everyone he loved, tear them apart and kill him after. Meanwhile, Min-ah watched with tears in her eyes, thinking, "Please don't fight for me." She leaned against the wall, overwhelmed with admiration and bitterly commented on this cruel competitive world.

The next day, in a gym, Im Young-bi got a shocking phone call. He heard Jang Hyun-woo had been beaten by students from Soomen High and was now in the hospital. Young-bi scoffed, saying the Soomen kids must have jumped him like cowards and started a rebellion. He decided he'd handle it himself and vowed to crush those worms. Not long after Young-bi showed up at Soomen and had all the students gathered and asked if everyone was there.

Park Kang-woo nervously said yes. As he looked at Young-bi, Kang-woo thought it was strange that someone only a year older could feel so different, like his fighting skill alone had built his name across East Asia. Young-bi noticed the crowd was still missing people and asked where the rest were. Park Kang-woo explained that Park Sung-hyun and the second years were in the hospital because of the pork incident. Young-bi brushed that off and asked about the Judo twins.

The student hesitated then quietly said they were in the hospital too because their testicles had burst. Young-bi stared, unable to believe it and asked Park Sung-hyun if this was some kind of joke. But when he saw the student's fear, he snapped and punched him in the chest then yanked his hair and threatened to beat some sense into him. Park Kang-woo shouted that he wished it were a joke, but everything he said was the awful truth.

Young BM started slapping Park Hyung-woo and sneered, asking if he was enjoying all this. At last, Park Hyung-woo gave him the name behind everything, the transfer student. He said Doyle was the one who took down Park Sung-hyun, the Judo twins, and even Jang Hyun-woo. In fear, he told Young BM that this transfer student caused it all. That immediately caught Young BM's interest, and he asked where the boy was now. Meanwhile, during student activities in a classroom, Mina I looked at her phone, where she had a picture beating the twins.

She was happy that her own carelessness had somehow led her to meet him. She kept scrolling through videos, admiring how handsome he was. Then she opened a clip of Doyle eating while scolding her for being reckless, asking who she'd been with and threatening to kill her somewhere private. Mina twisted that into a romantic invite and felt thrilled. At the same time, the teacher announced sign-ups for the film club. When the teacher asked who wanted in, Mina snapped out of her daydream and shot her hand up right away, with her friend doing the same.

The teacher was stunned by how popular the club suddenly became. Mina was just as shocked by how eager everyone was to join. She couldn't believe these students, who only cared about studying, were trying to get into the school's biggest club. Then her thoughts drifted off, and she imagined Doyle taking her to the movies. Inside, Mina was screaming that Doyle was hers, and everyone else needed to stay away. The room turned chaotic as students fought for a spot, and Mina's jealousy only made it worse.

Away from all that, Doyle sat quietly and tried to learn more about Sol Mina, the girl who kept showing up around him. He asked Don Quay, who gave him the basics. That only made Doyle more suspicious. He wondered if his father had sent her to watch him, since he'd never seen her in the Blackhead group before. Don Quay then asked what club Doyle picked, and nearly lost it when he heard it was the anime club. To him, that place was holy ground for otaku.

So, Don Black blew up, saying a good-looking popular guy like Doyle had no business invading his last safe space. Just then, Kwon arrived with his group, and Bang pointed Doyle out as the one who beat the Judo twins. He shut him up, not wanting it to look like he'd come over something petty. He then asked if Doyle was also the one who beat Jang Hyun-wook. Bang called Doyle a pork-crazy psycho, and the protagonist snapped at him for trashing a food he liked, too.

As MC and his crew moved in, Dongu was still whining about Doyle joining the anime club, saying he couldn't accept him when he hadn't even seen the biggest series. Then Doyle suddenly got up and ran. Dongu panicked thinking he'd upset him and hurried to say he'd let him into the club, but Doyle wasn't leaving. He was running straight at Kwon and his group. Bang and he were both stunned that Doyle came at them on his own.

Bang guessed Doyle was trying to take control early, but he quickly decided that trick wouldn't work on Ilji Ohng. The protagonist admitted Doyle was strong and said there was no point talking between men before raising his guard. He fired a heavy punch at Doyle, but Doyle slipped past it with shocking speed. Instead of stopping, Doyle kept charging and ran right by Kwon. MC chased after him at once. He looked totally confused, unable to figure out what Doyle was doing.

At the same time, Solmina was sure Doyle had joined the elite film club. There was no way someone like him would pick the anime club. Then Doyle suddenly showed up in front of her, making her yelp. The surprise hit so hard she screamed again. Doyle directly demanded to know who she was and why she kept following him. Then he asked if his father had sent her to spy on him. Mina got the wrong idea completely and somehow took it as talk about starting a family together.

Meanwhile, Kwon was furious that Doyle had ignored his attack and bolted. Doyle coldly told Mina to tell his father he would never go back. Right then, he came charging in, calling Doyle a worm. The protagonist swung a kick straight for his head. Dong Oak shouted Doyle's name, trying to warn him. Doyle grabbed Mina and spun with her low to the ground, dodging the kick in one smooth move. Mina looked weirdly pleased to be caught up in all of this.

Kwon yelled at Doyle to stop dodging and just die. After saying what he wanted to Mina, Doyle turned back to MC, who warned that his chance to run was gone. He kept mocking him, calling his words nonsense, and treating him like a bug. Then he launched a flurry of punches at Doyle, but Doyle handled them with ease, blocking or slipping past every hit. Doyle was about to hit back when Won, the head of student affairs at Suman High, stepped in and stopped the fight.

He barked at them, asking why students from another school were gathered here. Kwon clicked his tongue, irritated by the interruption. To him, adults always showed up at the worst time and ruined everything. He told Doyle this wasn't over and promised they'd meet again after school. Then he started to leave with his group. But as Kwon walked away, Doyle rushed in from behind and smashed an elbow into the back of his head.

Everyone froze. No one expected Doyle to attack right in front of student affairs. Doyle glared at him and called him a curse that ruins everything. The protagonist stood there in shock, unable to believe Doyle had actually hit him in front of everyone. The whole place was stunned, especially Bang who watched in horror. Dongku realized Doyle had gone way too far by blindsiding the leader of another school. He knew hurting an Iljin student meant the transfer student was basically doomed.

Terrified, he wondered what would happen now that Doyle had gone after the leader before even dealing with the rest. Elsewhere, the fallout was already building as someone sat tied to a chair. A huge tattooed man and a woman tortured him with hot water, mocking him as he screamed in pain. The big man cursed out his crew, angry that they betrayed him after all he'd done for them. Then he walked up to the tied up girl with a lit cigarette and reminded him what he'd promised.

If he ever got caught that he'd rip his eyes out. Right then his phone rang and he got annoyed at being interrupted. He picked up the phone and heard that Kwon had been beaten at Sumin High. The caller was Ham, Iljin High's number two. Elsewhere, Dongku explained to Doyle what the 12 national delinquents were, a group of 12 powerful troublemakers from across the country. Doyle brushed it off as kid stuff and wondered why everyone was making such a big deal when he was already annoyed about cleaning bathrooms.

Dongku kept scolding him, saying it was crazy that a transfer student had already earned a full week of cleaning the second floor bathroom. Doyle just told him to get lost. That made Dongku snap. He warned Doyle that he had no idea how serious this was. He messed with the 12 national delinquents and now the first police squad was coming for them. Worse than the squad itself was someone named Jinsung All, Trilive. Dongku said this was never supposed to happen and the first squad would definitely come back swinging.

Doyle mocked that, asking how they were supposed to be scary when they hadn't even cut anyone apart. Then he reminded Dongku this all started because because job Dongku gave him and now it was just a pain. Doyle said he was done with all of it and would rather work a part-time job. Dongwoo tried to change his mind, saying the pay was better than anywhere else and even came with severance. Doyle told him again to leave.

Dongwoo was stunned that Doyle talked to him like that after all his worrying. In the end, he walked off frustrated. As he went down the street, an older guy stopped him, smacked his head and scolded him for not saying hello. When Dongwoo glared back, the man mocked him and threatened to kill him. But in his head, he knew that if anyone pushed too far, Doyle would come deal with it. So he instantly switched tones, laughed it off and said he was only joking with a friend.

Dongwoo kept walking, thinking about the last few peaceful days. The students had actually been enjoying themselves, even planning to hit the snack shop together for the first time in forever. They talked about chairs without pins and wearing gym clothes without fear. But Dongwoo knew that calm was over and reality was back. Then someone suddenly threw an arm over his shoulder and asked if he knew the guy seen at the gate earlier.

Dongwoo stiffened in fear while the man beside him smiled like it was all a joke. Kwang was still mad, his neck aching as he kept thinking about where Doyle had gone. And that only made him angrier. Later, they had Dongwoo on the ground, surrounded and terrified, and he swore he really didn't know where Doyle was. They didn't buy it and MC kicked him so hard his glasses flew off. Then he threatened to crack his skull and ordered him to call Doyle right now.

Holding his bloody nose, Dongwoo pulled out his shaking phone. But instead of calling Doyle, he tried dialing 112. They caught on right away and started stomping and beating him, laughing that the police wouldn't help him. The beating kept going as they mocked him for being a fake useless cop. Somewhere else, Doyle was at a burger place for a job interview. The owner saw he had no part-time experience and looked over his bizarre resume.

His listed skill was hand-to-hand combat. His hobby was weapon care. And Doyle even added that he was good at throwing certificates. The owner stared at the resume and asked why anyone would list throwing certificates as a skill. Under his breath, he figured Doyle had to be nuts, even if he looked decent. He told Doyle the resume was wild, but this was a burger place. They didn't need someone whose talent was throwing papers.

Right then, two big guys walked in. The owner recognized them as regular troublemakers. With a sigh, he turned Doyle down saying this job wasn't for him, though he offered a free burger later. One of the men immediately started yelling that the burgers gave him terrible stomach pain. He flashed a phone photo and claimed there was a cockroach in his lettuce. A nearby customer got nervous about their own meal, but the owner calmly said the black bit in the photo was just an olive.

The big guy kept making a scene, and the owner asked why he always pulled this. The man joked that every time he ate there, he lost so much weight it was like going on a diet. Tired of it, the owner agreed to talk in the back and settle it. Then he called for an employee, Solji, and told her to take 300,000 won from the register while he led the man away. The guy shouted that this was assault and threatened to report the owner for laying hands on a minor.

Doyle deliberately brushed shoulders with him and acted startled like he had no idea what was going on. Elsewhere, the guys who beat Don Goo decided Doyle and Don Goo couldn't be close. Don Goo didn't even have his number. Jong Bum was furious. Doyle had slipped away somehow, even though he had been watching the main gate. After spotting Don guy beaten badly on the ground, they chose to walk off and leave him there unconscious.

Somewhere else, Im Jong Chan, Ilgeum, Hye's number two asked if the collection team had been trained right. Troy Heo Chang, ranked fifth, said the collection amount would go up to 50 starting today. He also said he told them to bring enough food for the boys, and Im Jong Chan agreed that made sense. Im Jong Chan suggested they check the area once before heading back, but he and Doyle passed each other without either one noticing.

When they went into the burger place, they found the two troublemakers on the floor bleeding and out cold. Smirking, Jong Chan wondered who was bold enough to do that. Inside, the workers and customers were stunned trying to figure out what happened and how someone tossed those two around so easily, like throwing french fries. From what everyone was saying, Jong Chan figured the attacker wasn't restaurant staff, and he wondered if it was someone from the Seok Dong crew.

After a brief pause, Jong Chan ordered his men to grab the student who had just left in a Sooman High uniform. Then he barked at them to move now. Meanwhile, Doyle walked outside thinking about this month's living costs when Don Goo suddenly showed up in front of him. He was out of breath, his face covered in bruises. Hesitantly, Dong Goo said he heard there was a part-time interview today, so he came just in case. Even looking like that, Dong Goo smiled, relieved Doyle was okay.

Doyle gave him a hard look and asked where he got into another fight. Just then, Jong Chan's men came running after Doyle. One of them complaining about how fast he walked. Troy Ho Chang stepped up, said he was from Il Gyeong High School, and told Doyle to come here for a second. He crooked a finger at him, mocking him for ignoring the call. Doyle didn't bite. Instead, he calmly asked Dong Goo if that 50,000 won offer still stood.

Dong Goo gave a weak smile and joked back, "Did he want severance pay, too?" That answer set Ho Chang off. He called Doyle a skinny punk and snapped, asking if he ever listened. He decided a quick beating would make Doyle pay attention. But before he could act, Doyle threw the cup in his hand straight at his face, grabbed his arm, and slammed him hard onto the ground. Ho Chang cried out in pain as Doyle kept going, pinning him down and hammering him with brutal punches.

His friends could only stare horrified as Doyle beat him senseless. When Doyle finally stopped, he took a breath and walked off, leaving the other two too scared to move. Then he stopped in front of Dong Goo and asked again if there was a performance bonus. Later, Doyle and Dong Goo sat down to eat. Dong Goo dug into a special noodle dish and called it a legendary masterpiece. He said nothing at a normal restaurant could beat it for the price, then asked what Doyle thought.

Doyle said it would be better with fried pork, and Dong Goo instantly yelled that those two did not go together at all. Doyle ignored that and got straight back to business, asking how much the performance bonus would be. Flustered, Dong Goo said time to think. So Doyle named his own price, 5 million won. Dong Goo spit out his food in shock, and Doyle added one more condition. The job had to be done within a week. The job was wiping out the Il Gyeong High School gang.

Dong Goo burst out laughing like Doyle had said the dumbest thing possible. When he asked why Doyle needed that much money, Doyle reminded him his father had frozen all his accounts. Dong Goo brushed it off, wondering if that blackhead group was involved again, then started blaming Doyle for the mess he lived in. Doyle fired back, scolding Dong Gi for being rich and still letting people beat him up all the time. He told him to transfer to some private school without bullies and asked if his parents really said nothing when they saw those bruises.

Dong Gi answered that his parents weren't in Korea right now. Doyle told him to stop getting beat up and then grinning like an idiot, that's exactly why people keep using him. After he finished eating, Doyle thanked him and said he was leaving, which caught Dong Gi off guard. As Doyle walked off, Dong Gi waved goodbye and told him to get home safe. On the way back, Doyle was surprised to run into Mina again and wondered why she kept showing up everywhere.

She took it as lucky for her. Elsewhere, Im Jong Chan stood over his injured men with his fists clenched in anger. He ordered them to call Park Kang Wook from Suman High right away, scolding and shouting his name at the top of his lungs. Meanwhile, Park Kang Wook was at home in his bathroom yelling and wondering why people kept dragging him back into this. Ilgyung High was one of Seoul's three worst delinquent schools, controlling the southwest area.

Most of the students either had juvenile records or were known troublemakers. The school was so out of control that students even had their own smoking room. Even the teachers were crooked, taking bribes and looking the other way while students broke the law. There were even rumors the principal used to be a gangster, but the biggest problem there was the 12 Nations gang and its leader BAECHEOl. BAECHEOl used brute force to unite all the school's split groups and now he made money through the school in all kinds of illegal ways, from stealing motorcycles and insurance scams to sex crimes by minors, extortion, threats against restaurants and more.

People said BAECHEOl was so brutal he might have even killed someone before. Meanwhile, Dong Gu walked with Doyle in a panic, wondering if Doyle understood they were heading straight into danger. He asked where Doyle even got those weird masks and Doyle shot back by asking why Dong Gu was carrying a weapon. Calmly, Doyle said his bullets were rubber. Then he gave a strange tip, "Your body is something you use up, so take care of it well." Right after that, he reminded Dong Gu about the 5 million won bonus and Dong Gu yelled at him to quit talking nonsense.

Dong Gu begged him to turn back, saying Ilgyung was so bad that even local cops joked about how many reports came from there. Do-il said that only made it better, which confused and scared Dong-woo even more. When they arrived, Do-il walked up to a student and bluntly asked if he was BHA Ol, stunning everyone around him. The student saw his Soom in school uniform and couldn't believe he was crazy enough to say their leader's name like that.

Without waiting for an answer, Do-il shot the student in the leg, and he fired a rubber bullet into his head and dropped him instantly. The other student froze and angrily demanded to know who this lunatic was. Do-il said nothing. When the student rushed him, Do-il blocked him with his foot and shot his foot with the rifle. Then he smashed the rifle into the student's shoulder, breaking it and making him scream in pain.

After overpowering him, Do-il grabbed him, aimed the rifle at his head, and ordered him to bring BHA Ol. Elsewhere in the school, Im Young-bi was still dizzy from Do-il's earlier hit and cursed him as a sneaky bastard. He thought that if today wasn't collection day, he'd already be hunting Do-il down. Then he heard gunshots nearby. A student ran up in a panic and told him something was seriously wrong. Young-bi asked if the leader had shown up, but the student out of breath said the bastard from Soom in school they fought yesterday had come back.

Elsewhere, Im Jeong-cheon got a call from one of his guys, but all he heard was panic nonsense about a spy and a weapon. Jeong-cheon lost patience and yelled at him to say it clearly. Park Kang-wook desperately thought none of this had anything to do with him. Do-il tore through the school, leaving Jeong-cheon's men hurt all over the place. In a hallway, Do-il cornered a girl and asked if she was BHA Ol. She screamed no, and Dong-woo hurriedly told him BHA Ol was a guy.

Do-il shot him a cold look and said he should have mentioned that sooner. Right then, someone tossed a juice box at him from behind, but he dodged it easily. After that, the students started calling him totally insane. Young-bi showed up with his crew and stared at the mess in disbelief, wondering who Do-il really was. He shouted at Do-il, asking if he was out of his mind for walking straight into enemy territory. As students closed in from every side, Do-il tried to fire back but ran out of rubber bullets.

So he dropped the rifle and got ready to fight bare-handed. Im Young-bi cursed Kim Do-il, calling him crazy and asking if he had a death wish. Then Young-bi charged in with a punch, but Do-il blocked it with ease and slipped a hand inside his clothes like he was about to pull something out. That made Young-Bin freeze for a second, wondering what kind of trick this was. Do-Il flatly said it was just a fake out, then drove a hard kick into his stomach.

Meanwhile, in Il-Gyeong High School's annex, a new teacher named Ha Jong-Ju watched the chaos and said they should call the police. Another teacher told her to stay out of student business and remember the principal's orders. Even so, he admitted he'd never seen things this bad, not even during the Bae Cheol incident. Then the security camera feed suddenly went dead. A moment later their phones lost signal, too, leaving both teachers worried about what was happening.

Elsewhere, in the gym, a huge student casually lifted 200 kilos while the others watched with awe and fear. After his set, he drank a protein shake and asked what was going on. One of his followers told him all executives had been ordered back to school within 20 minutes. When he asked why, they said a spy had broken in. This was Park Jin-Guil, Il-Gyeong High's number three. The story then jumps to the past, when Young-Bin was told he had a special gift.

He was a born fighter, and people said his fist was heaven-sent after he took down a whole group of older students by himself. Young-Bin refused to live like everyone else. He couldn't hide how much he hated looking down at people he saw as beneath him. Back in the present, he faced Do-Il and still couldn't land a hit. Do-Il's longer reach kept him out of range. Even so, Young-Bin kept trying to get in close, hoping Do-Il wouldn't be able to dodge.

He threw a straight punch, but Do-Il slipped past it in a flash. Then Do-Il answered with a brutal punch that dropped Young-Bin to the floor. It was a crushing loss. Young-Bin tried to rise, but Do-Il gave him no time and kicked at his face. Somehow, Young-Bin barely avoided it. Angry and shaken, he wondered who this guy was that had come out of nowhere. He'd never heard the name before, but he remembered Do-Il blasting a soccer ball at him full force.

That was when Young-Bin realized in horror that Do-Il had really meant to kill him with that kick. Kim Do-Il praised his reflexes, then coldly said he had actually been aiming to [ __ ] him. He added that begging was useless once this fight started. Young-Bin's end was already set. Do-Il decided to start with his legs so he wouldn't be walking for a safe. Young bae and snapped back asking why some nobody was talking such trash.

Furious now, he demanded to know if Do ill even understood who he was. Then he called him worthless garbage and attacked again. Still ranting about Do ill acting cocky on his turf. Young bae and kept swinging but Do ill easily avoided the blow and smashed him in the face before he could react. After that came a barrage of fast heavy punches followed by another hard shot to the face that sent him back to the ground. Young bae and pushed himself up coughing blood and Do ill mocked him for being just a high school kid.

Down bae and screamed at his followers for just standing there and ordered them to grab Do ill right away. But none of them moved. They were too scared to step in. Meanwhile at Sooman High School, Tae Jang Chun kept trying to call someone but no one picked up. Around him Sooman students whispered nervously after spotting Il Jin Young students including Im Jang Chun inside their school. Then one stepped in, the strict teacher at Sooman, and demanded to know why they kept sneaking onto campus.

He told them to come over to him. They ignored him completely and started walking off. Annoyed at being brushed off, one called them disrespectful. Jang Chun stopped and calmly turned back toward him. One asked what their problem was and why they kept entering other schools. Without warning, Jang Chun pulled out a knife and stabbed one in the stomach. Then he glared at him and warned that he should know who he was dealing with before acting like a teacher.

One froze unable to speak, shocked and terrified by what had just happened. Then Jang Chun shoved him down to the floor and sarcastically asked if he wanted to die. Jang Chun calmly walked to one of his men and placed the bloody knife in his hand like nothing had happened while one kept bleeding in stunned silence. Elsewhere, Tae Jang Chun confronted one of his men and accused him of stabbing one. He ordered them to take every student's phone, search them all and then turn themselves in to team leader Park Chung Sik at the Southern Police Station.

Coldly he said the sentence wouldn't be more than two years and six months and they obeyed in fear. Then Jang Chun and his men walked away. Back to Do ill, he mocked the beaten Jang Bab and told him to do his rehab right if he didn't want to end up in a wheelchair forever. Jang Bab laughed back in defiance which annoyed Do ill enough to threaten his wrist next. Still down, Im Jang Bab warned Kim Do ill that he had no idea what kind of trouble he was in and asked if he knew how dangerous their leader was.

Do-il ignored that and just asked whether the leader was Bae Cheol. John Gab insisted Do-il was going to die for this, but Do-il brushed it off as nonsense and asked again where Bae Cheol was. Right then, someone new called Do-il's name and kicked at him. It was Park Jin-goo, the school's number three, asking if Do-il was the one who ruined his friend's training. Don Gab watched in horror, sure Do-il had taken a deadly kick to the head, but Do-il had blocked it with his arm.

Then he asked this new guy the same thing, was he Bae Cheol? Then John Gab said yes, and Don Gab immediately yelled that he was obviously lying. The story cuts to Busan on a rainy night. Three men hung upside down, covered in blood and signs of torture. One of them was Kang Do-chul, the number four of the Nampo Oreum group. Someone handed their leader a phone and the voice on the line asked who did this. The answer was Kim Do-il.

That caller was Bae Cheol, leader of the 12 nations. Back at the school, Do-il grabbed cleaning supplies and attacked Jin-goo by spraying glass cleaner into his eyes. Jin-goo swung hard, but Do-il dodged easily and smacked him in the face with a cleaning rag. Jin-goo's men stared in shock. They couldn't believe someone was beating their powerhouse leader with janitor tools. Jin-goo yelled that Do-il was a coward for fighting so dirty.

Jin-goo yelled that Do-il dodged another huge punch from Jin-goo and it smashed a metal locker apart. Jin-goo compared him to a mosquito that wouldn't stay still. Still, he was sure one solid hit would finish him. As the fight went on, Park Jin-goo kept trying to figure out what weird weapon Do-il was using against him. The stranger's messy style only made Jin-goo madder. He cursed Do-il as a damn mosquito and swore to crush him to death.

Do-il grabbed a chair as a shield and sprayed cleaner into Jin-goo's face again. Jin-goo screamed as it burned its way into his nose. Do-il used the opening and cracked him hard across the head. Furious, Jin-goo called him the king of cowards and swore he'd never forgive this. He bragged about all the protein he'd used to build his body, saying a cheap trick like this wouldn't bring him down and demanded to know if Do-il thought he was easy prey.

Do-il answered by throwing his shirt in Jin-goo's face to distract him, then blasted him with a kick to the face. Jingu crashed to the ground. Even in serious pain, he tried to rise and kept cursing Dual. Then he looked up and saw Dual charging straight at him. Dual threw another shirt over Jingu's face and beat him down without mercy. Jingu's followers could only watch, shocked and scared. When the fight was over, Dual stood there calmly and said, "Act one was finished." leaving Jingu's men confused.

Then he walked up to them and said they'd caught Bae Cheol. Jingu's followers were terrified. They'd only ever seen their leader this helpless against the captain. Meanwhile, Dongu kept that the guy on the ground was not Bae Cheol. While Dual demanded 500,000 won in cash from Dongu and refused any bank transfer. Ignoring Dongu's protest, Dual said Jingu claimed to be Bae Cheol, so the money still counted. Then he picked up his weapon and left.

Jingu's followers didn't dare move, too scared Dual might come back. A few hours later, Jong Chan and his group returned to the school and found his beaten followers scattered everywhere. Jingu donned burned with anger after getting embarrassed in his own school. The next day, Saturday, the anime club met up. Dongu was talking with another member who was stunned to hear that teacher Dok Cheol had been sent to the hospital.

The student said, "Im Jung Chan from Ilgyung school suddenly showed up and tore the place apart while searching for Doyle." Doyle, busy eating a school meal, brushed it off. Jung Chan was just one of Bae Cheol's underlings, and now that the boss was caught, the rest wouldn't come back. Dongu snapped, saying again, "They never caught Bae Cheol." then glared at Doyle and demanded to know where he got his school meal on a weekend.

Doyle said he found it in the teacher's cafeteria, which only made Dongu matter, since that food was for the teachers on duty. Dongu said this whole mess was their fault for picking a fight with Ilgyung school, admitting they never should have messed with them. Another club member agreed. He suggested they visit teacher Do Cheol in the hospital since they were partly to blame, then asked Doyle to come, too. Doyle said no.

Dongu argued that Doyle should go because this might all be because of them. He even tried guilt and excuses, saying he was scared to walk around alone lately. Right then, Sol Mina popped in and cheerfully said she'd go with them, too. Dongu stared at her shocked to see her in what he called a nerd club and said she looked more like she belonged in film club. Mina ignored him and happily greeted Doyle. Mina said she joined the anime club because she suddenly felt like watching anime.

As she talked about how meeting Doyle here must be fate, he caught her off guard by putting his toy gun against her head and said he'd make it fate himself. Dongwoo lit up at the sight recognizing it as a Glock G26 and begged to touch it. Doyle charged 2001 per touch and Dongwoo started yelling for everyone, especially Mina, not to line up for the gun. At the hospital, teacher Wang Do-cheol's wife told him the injury wasn't too serious, but he still needed to rest.

Do-cheol refused. Midterms were close and to him this injury was nothing serious. He said he'd be back at work next week. His wife scolded him for being stubborn and asked if he still thought he was in his younger days. She told him plainly that he was not fine. Dongwoo and Mina walked through the hospital hallway and Mina asked where Doyle was. Annoyed, Dongwoo said he had no idea. Doyle refused to come because the teacher once punished him with cleaning duty.

Then Doyle suddenly came in through the window and Dongwoo yelled that they were on the third floor. Mina demanded to know where Doyle had been, saying there was no point coming to the hospital without him. Dongwoo told her to leave if she wasn't going to stick with him. After bickering for a bit, Mina refused to go home after coming all this way. Dongwoo reached the teacher's room and moved to open the door, but stopped when he saw Do-cheol's wife holding his hand.

She reminded him they'd been married for 20 years, said she knew him well, and begged him to stop keeping everything inside before it broke him. Elsewhere in the hospital, Doyle was heading down the hall to visit Do-cheol. On the way he remembered Do-cheol punishing him with two weeks of cleaning the second floor bathroom. But after that, the teacher had stopped him and asked if he lived with his mother and little brother.

Doyle also remembered Do-cheol warning him not to cause trouble since he was the man of the house. The teacher had even given him his personal number, telling him to call if he ever needed help from an adult. Doyle told Doyle to stand straight and reminded him that everyone is reckless at that age. He also told him to live with pride and not do anything shameful because a man's pride means everything. Feeling guilty, Doyle realized this whole mess started because of him.

So, he decided to leave the drinks he brought and slip away quietly. But, when he neared Doyle's room, he found Dong-woo and Mina standing outside in silence. Inside, Teacher Wang Do-chul was crying hard, crushed by humiliation. He blamed himself for failing as a teacher and head of discipline. He was supposed to protect his students, not be humiliated in front of them. Dong-woo and Sol-mi listened from outside as Do-chul kept breaking down in shame.

He wondered how he could ever face his students after being humiliated by someone as young as his own son. To him, facing their eyes again felt impossible. He said he wasn't fit to be a teacher anymore. Do-chul kept sobbing, unable to make any excuse for what happened. Elsewhere, Im Jeong-chan knelt before his long-haired leader, Bae Cheol, and confessed that one person had wrecked the whole school. He said he had no excuse.

He called it an unforgivable failure and begged for one more chance to catch the attacker. Bae Cheol turned him down coldly, saying Jeong-chan had failed to understand the order. If he really meant to make up for it, Bae Cheol said, he would have already brought Kim Doyle in. Then, Bae Cheol said it was time for Jeong-chan to pay for his mistake. Jeong-chan accepted right away, saying he'd take whatever punishment came.

Bae Cheol named it: 10 million won in a week, plus Jeong-chan's left earlobe. Jeong-chan agreed without hesitation. After confirming the intruder was Kim Doyle, Bae Cheol gave one last order: bring Doyle to him within 3 days. Later, at an arcade, Doyle played a shooting game while Dong-woo watched. Doyle mocked him for smiling even when he gets hit, saying that's why people treat him like a fool. He brought up their first meeting at the convenience store, when he warned Dong-woo he'd die if he didn't walk away.

Dong-woo tried to explain that he doesn't get beaten because he's stupid. It's because he wasn't always someone people pushed around. He remembered bullies taking his money and laughing at him for telling the teachers. After getting beaten every day, he admitted he may really have turned into a fool. Doyle stayed glued to the game and barely listened to any of it. Mina, who was there, too, told Dong-woo to move because she and Doyle were on a date.

Then, Doyle told her to get lost, too. Dong-woo felt completely fed up. He finally blew up, asking how they could be playing around at a time like this, while Mina joined in and cheered Doyle on. Dongwoo remembered begging Doyle before, reminding him how strong he was and asking for help, only to get shut down cold. At that point, he gave up on changing Doyle's mind. So, Dongwoo grabbed his stuff and said he was leaving.

He didn't want to hear Doyle whine about money again. As he walked off, Doyle called after him, and Dongwoo wondered if his trick had worked. Doyle said he took Dongwoo's lunch box, adding that it had his special fried pork inside. Dongwoo instantly snatched it back and said it was his, now since he paid for it. That night in the rain, Im Jeongchan's group was questioning Park Kangwook. They knew Kim Doyle's follower was buying an apartment in the complex and demanded the building and unit number.

Kangwook nervously said he didn't know. Choi Hyocheong got mad, but Kangwook swore he'd been trying to call and got no answer. So, he really didn't know the number. He started whining about his rotten luck and how he always gets dragged into trouble that has nothing to do with him. Then Choi Hyocheong hit him. He cursed Kangwook out, saying instead of calling someone who wouldn't pick up, he should have found another way, like calling the younger kids around him.

Then they beat him without mercy. As the punches kept coming, Park Kangwook wondered what he'd done to deserve this. People nearby started gathering to watch. One gang member shouted at a woman to mind her own business and keep moving. Then Choi Hyocheong yanked Park Kangwook up by the hair and gave him 1 hour to bring Doyle, or he'd die. Kangwook desperately wondered why he had to die for Doyle. He started begging someone in the crowd to call the police.

Then Dongwoo showed up under an umbrella. Park Kangwook spotted him right away and pointed him out as Kim Doyle's follower. He kept shouting Dongwoo's name, calling him Doyle's servant and slave. In a nearby alley, Choi Hyocheong told Jeongchan that Dongwoo still wouldn't cooperate. He asked what to do next, since any more beating might knock him out. Jeongchan walked up to Dongwoo, angry that weak little nobodies were making things this hard.

Then he asked Dongwoo if he really didn't know who they were. He said the rumors should have spread through the school by now, especially after what they did to one of the teachers. Dongwoo remembered teacher Dongchae Il crying over what had been done to him. Jeongchan tried to pressure him, saying they only needed to lure Doyle out, and Dongwoo would end up calling him anyway. With a mocking tone, he asked what Dongwoo thought he could do here.

Dongwoo remembered his father insulting him and saying he was just like his mother. Jong-chan offered him a deal. Make the call, tell Doyle to come to their hideout, and he could live. But Dongwoo, bloody and beaten, quietly said he wasn't a fool. Then he lifted his head and glared at them, saying again that he wasn't the idiot they were. Park Kang-woo was stunned by that, and the others wondered if they'd beaten Dong-gae too hard.

Suddenly, Im Jeong-chan burst out laughing. Then he slashed Dong-gae across the face. Dong-gae screamed in pain. Jong-chan grabbed his face and told him to shut up. He sneered, asking if Dong-gae thought they were equals just because he dared talk back to him. Jong-chan kept insulting him, calling him worthless trash, and saying if he's told to kneel, he kneels right away. Jong-chan yanked Dongwoo up by the collar and told him to quit acting brave after getting beaten, saying it only made him look stupid.

Dongwoo thought back on all the days he had to live under other people's bullying. He stared back with defiance, and Jong-chan snapped, asking if he didn't understand Korean. Then Jong-chan told him to keep his head down. A hard punch followed, and the beating kept going. Park Kang-woo said Dongwoo was only making it worse by fighting back. But Jong-chan was already irritated and bored. He told his men that once Dongwoo woke up, they should force him to bring Kim Doyle, even if they had to rip his mouth open.

Even after that brutal beating, Dongwoo still called Jong-chan a bastard. Dongwoo remembered what Jong-chan had done to his teacher and knew the gang was the one truly at fault. He couldn't understand why the victims were being called idiots when the real problem was the people hurting them. Park Kang-woo yelled at him to shut up. Dongwoo fired back that everything would be fine if people like Jong-chan didn't exist.

Still shouting, Dongwoo said the bullies were the ones who didn't belong. To him, they were the real fools. That finally broke Jong-chan's patience, and he pulled out a knife. He mocked Dongwoo for still talking through all those injuries, calling him a kid lost in his own fantasy. Then he grabbed him and threatened to gouge out an eye to see if he'd keep talking after that. Park Kang-woo cried out, worried for Dongwoo, but froze before he could act.

A gunshot had just gone off. Doyle suddenly showed up and ordered them to stop. Then he complained about the ammo saying he'd asked for rubber bullets. Without caring about the reaction, Doyle kept walking forward through the rain. Choi Hyo-chang was stunned. He recognized him right away as the troublemaker from the burger place and shouted, "Kim Doyle!" Jang-chan glared at Doyle with raw hatred blaming him for everything that had happened.

Doyle walked straight to Dong-gu and asked if he'd switched their phones on purpose. He showed the phone with its shattered screen and asked who broke it. Then he turned to Jang-chan's group and asked if they were responsible. In a cold voice, Doyle said they needed to be taught a lesson and he was going all out. Jang-chan gave a mocking smile and started introducing himself admitting he was the one who broke the phone and welcoming Doyle.

He didn't get to finish. Doyle rushed him first. Jang-chan couldn't follow Doyle's speed and just stood there unable to move. Doyle told him he wouldn't forgive what he did. At the same time, Choi Kwang-chan recalled the legend of Jang-chan. At one big gathering, all 21 members of the Lee-Ho-Chul gang were there. By the end of that day, every one of them was left badly hurt and fighting for his life. And the one who did it was just a 13-year-old boy, Im Jang-chan.

Choi Kwang-chul couldn't believe a kid that young had beaten men twice his size, especially a gang so vicious even the police didn't want to deal with them. After that, Jang-chan's name spread across South Seoul. People started calling him the ghost and now that same ghost was getting crushed by Doyle without landing even one hit. Shaking, Jang-chan wondered what Doyle had done to him and asked if he'd been drugged because none of this made sense.

Desperate, he rushed Doyle with his knife refusing to accept that someone like Doyle could beat him. But Doyle slipped past the stab with ease. The ghost kept slashing again and again just trying to land one hit, but Doyle avoided every attack. Then Doyle finally went on offense and drove in an uppercut. Jang-chan saw the punches coming, but shock hit him. He still couldn't dodge. He tried to steady himself and figure it out, but the more he thought, the less he understood what was happening to him.

Then he screamed demanding to know what Doyle had done to him. In the middle of shouting, pain exploded through his body like his ribs had snapped. Doyle only called it a dramatic act. Looking down at the collapsing Jong Chan, Doyle asked why he was blaming someone else for his own weakness. He said there was a simple reason Jong Chan couldn't accept this. He hadn't been beaten enough. Then Doyle coldly told him to come closer so he could fix that.

That taunt pushed Jong Chan over the edge. Grinding his teeth, he cursed Doyle and charged again. Doyle slipped around every swing with ease. That only made Jong Chan madder. He cursed Doyle as a slippery bastard and yelled at him to stop dodging and take the hits. Even though Jong Chan could see the punches coming, his body just couldn't avoid them. He had to admit Doyle's speed felt unreal. So fast he couldn't follow it or react in time.

Doyle kept hammering him with heavy blows. Jong Chan staggered, barely staying up. Doyle calmly remarked on how stubborn he was and said that was fine. It just gave him more chances to hit him. Park Kang Wook and Dong watched in shock. Park Kang Wook yelled that Doyle was insane and wondered if he was really doing all this over a plate of pork. Doyle told Jong Chan to come closer. He stepped up to the worn-out Jong Chan and asked almost politely what part he wanted broken first.

When Jong Chan said nothing, Choi Hun Chan just stared, unable to believe Jong Chan had ended up so pathetic on the stairs. Doyle chose for him and said he'd start with the jaw. Jong Chan knew the hit was coming and he also knew he couldn't block it or dodge. Then Doyle suddenly stopped. Even before the punch came, Jong Chan started screaming like he'd lost his mind. Choi Hun Chan could only stare, confused about why he was screaming like that.

Jong Chan looked stunned by what Doyle did, like he'd never seen anything like it before. He remembered that strange creepy feeling from the first time he saw Doyle. In Jong Chan's terrified eyes, Doyle started to look like some dark demon and Jong Chan realized in horror that this wasn't someone he could ever overcome. Doyle ended it with a brutal uppercut that smashed into Jong Chan's chin and finished him. That last punch completely wrecked Jong Chan's jaw.

Even then Doyle kept beating him on the ground while Dong Gon and the others watched in horror, now sure he was a monster. At the hospital, the teacher and his wife stood in their room with warm drinks, unaware of the violence happening outside. Once he was done with Jong-chan, Doyle stood over the body in silence. Then he turned a cold stare on the rest of the gang who were already shaking, and he started walking toward them, slow and calm.

The story then cuts to the hideout of a group called the Tiger Clan. Inside, men were lying everywhere, bloodied and beaten. Their leader, Bae Cheol, sat there calmly eating a meal. He was thinking about an offer from someone named Nam Bol-wong, but when he went to meet him, it turned out nothing like what he'd been told on the phone. So, Bae Cheol tortured him and sliced his Achilles tendon. He accused the tied-up man of playing games behind his back and mocked how greedy he was.

The man flinched in agony when Bae Cheol jabbed the wound with his chopsticks. Then Bae Cheol gave him 2 days to finish his business in Busan and join them. After that, he ordered him to come along. The man instantly nodded yes, again and again, shaking from pain and fear. When he finished eating, Bae Cheol said he'd trust his word. He even wished him a good day, though the look in his eyes said otherwise. Then he quietly walked out.

Outside, one of his men, Kang Hyuk-cheol, the top fighter at Il-gyong School, told him Jong-chan was calling and said it was urgent. Bae Cheol took the phone and answered, but a strange voice asked right away, "Are you Bae Cheol?" Around him, his men were already down, exhausted and covered in blood. Shock and anger spread across his face. The caller was Kim Doyle, using Jang-chan's phone to contact the gang leader. Standing in the rainy alley among Bae Cheol's beaten followers, Doyle coldly said he heard they had been looking for him.

A twisted smile spread across Bae Cheol's face as he listened to Doyle standing right in front of him. Elsewhere, Il-gyong School's principal was having barbecue with a teacher. The teacher said he was seriously worried. Internal trouble was one thing, but this time an outsider had entered the school and beaten students. He asked what would happen if parents or the media found out. The principal brushed it off and sarcastically asked what kind of decent people would even send their kids to a place like Il-gyong.

He said most of the students were orphans, came from broken homes, or had already been abandoned by their parents. And even the rest came from families barely getting by. According to him, nobody outside cared about a trash school like Ilgyung. He told the teacher to bury the whole thing, saying making noise would only hurt them. Still, the principal said this case felt different, like something they should never touch had entered the school.

To him, it was something filthy. Meanwhile, in another alley, Doyle threw Kang Yu Cheol, one of BA Cheol's men, out of a window. Yu Cheol managed to land cleanly, and Doyle noticed he used a shock-absorbing technique. Even so, Yu Cheol was stunned because even though he could clearly see Doyle's attacks, he still couldn't dodge them. From experience, he knew he couldn't win by trading punches. Still, he was sure that if he grabbed Doyle, the fight would turn.

No one could beat his raw strength, and he planned to crush Doyle's skull. Yu Cheol rushed in and reached for him, thinking for a second that he'd caught him, but Doyle slipped right out. That only made Yu Cheol madder, and he cursed him again for being so slippery. Doyle took that opening and fired off a brutal combo that almost dropped him. As Yu Cheol cried out, Doyle drove one hard punch straight into his face. At the same time, Doyle carried the hurt Dongwoo on his back and made his way up the stairs through the rain.

In a weak voice, Dongwoo asked if the cut on his nose would leave a scar. He groaned that he'd have to look at it every day in the mirror. Doyle, clearly annoyed, told him to stop asking dumb questions or he'd leave him there. Dongwoo thought that was just unfair. The pain was bad enough, but a scar that stayed forever felt even worse, and he couldn't stop thinking about it. Meanwhile, the fight kept going. Kang Yu Cheol tried to figure out who Doyle really was.

He couldn't believe this guy had tossed someone out a window and was now hitting to kill. Even with death right in front of him, he still pushed that thought away as nonsense. Then a memory hit him. Back when BA Cheol told him he wasn't ordinary, he remembered being a gifted martial arts champion, and BA Cheol saying the world was unfair for keeping talent like his from the top. BA Cheol had promised to guide him and make him someone special.

That memory fired him up. Yu Cheol got back on his feet, sure he was chosen by BA Cheol and refusing to be shamed by Doyle. He charged again, convinced one solid grab would end it. This time, Yu Cheol came in with with plan against the wrestler. He aimed for Doyle's face using a fake high punch as bait, and it worked. Doyle raised his guard, Hyuk-Shil caught his arm, and for a moment he smiled sure the fight was over.

He went for a final hip throw, but Doyle didn't move at all. He couldn't lift him even a little. Then it hit him. Doyle had spread the force into the ground with perfect balance, something only pros could do. Before Hyuk-Shil could process it, Doyle hit him with a savage counter throw and slammed him into the ground. He hit hard and screamed. That broke Hyuk-Shil mentally. He couldn't make sense of any of it and shouted that none of this made sense.

Now he understood. Doyle was the kind of fighter who broke every rule, beating people no matter their size or style. In all his years fighting, Hyuk-Shil had never seen anyone like him. Earlier, Dong-Goo had told Doyle how safe he felt around him. He said he'd pay whatever it took, that this shouldn't be just a job, and begged Doyle to truly care about them, too. Remembering that, Doyle kicked Hyuk-Shil hard and sent him flying like an answer to Dong-Goo's wish for someone to protect the weaker students.

Doyle seemed affected by those words, but then police lights showed up and an officer walked over asking who they were and saying he'd gotten a report about an assault. That call for help had come from Dong-Goo. The officer told Doyle to raise his hands and come forward slowly. Before Doyle could answer, BHL suddenly appeared and struck the officer, dropping him cold. The second officer froze in shock beside his fallen partner.

Then BHL got behind him and took him down, too. With both officers beaten, BHL calmly laid out his belief that violence was the fastest, easiest way to get results. To him, it simply worked. He said this was one of those times when going back to violence was necessary and wondered if he should step in himself. Then he mocked society for banning something so useful. BHL said he felt a connection with Doyle and offered friendship.

He promised to make Doyle's talent even greater, saying power like theirs should be rewarded. He even quoted a Yakuza boss who claimed money gives violence meaning and violence builds empires, then asked Doyle to join him. Doyle answered with chilling calm. The man BHL quoted, he said, was already dead. When BHL stared in confusion, Doyle added that he was the one who killed him, then punched him across the face. A flashback briefly showed the dead Yakuza boss.

Elsewhere, the principal of Ilgyang school, Im Chung-seok, was still talking with the teacher. The teacher asked what that dirty thing was that had gotten into the school. The principal, sweating, could only think about Doyle's real identity. He remembered Doyle's threat to expose one of his secrets, along with the warning not to interfere with the gang attack on the school. What he couldn't understand was how a mere student had stolen internal data from the Halla club, a group protected like a national treasure, and used it to blackmail him.

Back in the alley, Bae I-kyung Sheol realized Doyle had turned him down. With a sly grin, he asked if that meant they wouldn't be friends. Doyle said nothing. Still, one look from him told Bae I-kyung Sheol this was no normal high schooler. Then the story shifts to Bae I-kyung Sheol's past. He starts by bringing up the serial killer Albert Bundy, who once argued that everyone dies anyway, so were killers really that bad?

Bae I-kyung Sheol was drawn to Bundy's story. The man had murdered around 30 women and acted like he had only changed the day they died. That idea thrilled Bae I-kyung Sheol. To him, controlling death sounded amazing. But even Albert Bundy had to pay in the end. At a police station, a young Bae I-kyung Sheol was asked if he had tried to kill his little brother Jiho for crying. The boy admitted he had warned Jiho again and again to stop.

So, in his mind, his brother was the one at fault. And like Bundy, Bae I-kyung Sheol also paid. He was punished under Article 10 of the Juvenile Act. But the story points out that not everyone pays for what they do. Sakaki Bushino, leader of attacks for the Japanese Okita group, was cleared after killing seven members of a rival gang. In another case, Jong Sul-ah Ki known as the son of Congressman Jong Tae-hwan, avoided punishment for killing an 11-year-old girl while drunk driving because people claimed he wasn't the one behind the wheel.

That was the moment Bae I-kyung Sheol found his life's goal. He realized that money, fame, and power could turn someone into a special being, even a god who decides other people's fates. In another memory, Bae I-kyung Sheol told his little brother Jiho why he had tried to kill him. Jiho looked too much like him. And to Bae I-kyung Sheol, this world only had space for one of them. He wanted to become a god. Back in the present, Bae Ichul proudly declared that he was special.

Doyle answered with a sudden kick and punch. Bae Ichul couldn't even process it. He stared in confusion, wondering how Doyle moved before he had even begun. Doyle mocked him, asking if he'd been hit in the head, and calmly said the answer was simple. He was just faster, and he was only messing around. Doyle added that he hadn't met someone like Bae Ichul in a long time, and wondered if he really was just ordinary. Meanwhile, Bae Ichul thought about all the people he'd already surpassed to reach this point.

What was happening now felt completely new to him. Doyle cut him off coldly, telling him not to talk if he was only going to say garbage. As they traded blows, Bae Ichul found Doyle more and more interesting. Then Doyle called him a talentless copycat for seeing his move and stealing it. Their fight exploded into a faster, fiercer clash, and even while bleeding, Bae Ichul kept smiling, still saying Doyle was interesting.

Doyle noticed Bae Ichul's attacks were getting faster and stronger. The exchange kept raging as Doyle slipped past punch after punch and landed a clean hit. But Doyle was surprised when Bae Ichul managed to avoid the next attack. While Bae Ichul laughed and kept coming, Doyle started to see the pattern. Bae Ichul's strength, willpower, and speed were all rising as the fight went on. His natural gift was clear, especially his speed.

Doyle never expected to meet someone like that in a Korean high school. Then he noticed Bae Ichul get even faster again, and understood he really was far from normal. Still, Doyle saw that his attacks, while fast, were shallow. He read the pattern easily. Three left punches in a row to hide the real strike from the right. To Doyle, that trick was cheap. Bae Ichul asked if someone on his level wasn't impressive, then snapped out a heavy left that seemed to land cleanly.

Certain he'd connected, Bae Ichul declared that nothing could stop him from rising above everyone because that was his fate. Doyle called the whole speech embarrassing, and asked why he was acting like this, then suddenly caught the punch. Bae Ichul froze, unable to understand how. Doyle squeezed his hand tight and said, "Sure, Bae Ichul wasn't ordinary, but his level was barely good enough for local streets." This, Doyle said, was Bae Ichul's real level, and he should know his place.

Then Doyle started crushing his hand. That made B.A. Paul freeze for a second, wondering what Doyle meant by follow me. And Doyle used that opening to smash him in the face. B.A. Paul was stunned, not even sure what had just happened. Then he realized he couldn't see from his left eye. He hadn't even noticed Doyle move, and that only made it more confusing. Doyle brushed it off and coldly told him to shut his mouth. Then, with one more crushing hit, he dropped B.A.

Paul and knocked him out cold. Somewhere else, in the rain, a man asked if they had reached Boss Park's place. The other man said yes, and added that B.A. Paul had already made his move. This was Yoo Joong Suk, the number two of Nampo Oreum, but he hadn't heard from B.A. Paul since morning, and he warned that getting mixed up with him could turn ugly fast. He said that as long as B.A. Paul was in Seoul, he'd handle anyone tied to See Ok Dong or the National Union deal.

Then both men suddenly stopped when Yoo Joong Suk saw B.A. Paul collapse on the ground. He stared in disbelief, wondering if that was really B.A. Paul Not far away, Doyle stood there without a word. At another place, Joo Ha Young, one of Nampo Oreum's leaders, found a hallway packed with Boss Park's men, all completely beaten. Joo Ha Young Suk said the Iljang School guys were brutally harsh, wrongly thinking they had done this.

Seeing B.A. Paul's state, he figured the damage might be permanent. He asked Joo Ha Young who could have done this much damage to B.A. Paul. Joo Ha Young Suk started doubting whether sending B.A. Paul had been the right call, but Joo Ha Young cut him off and told him not to rush to conclusions. The story then moves to the crooked cop Park Choong Sik, who got a message saying his phone had been hacked. Furious, he wondered who would dare mess with officer's phone.

The message listed Iljang School's crimes, including the stabbing at Suman School, along with every bribe he had taken, backed up by footage and photos. It ended with a clear warning. This is a threat. Panicked, the officer wondered who could be behind this. Then we see Joo Ha Young, who says this young man is the real thing, and if he keeps going, they'll meet sooner or later. After Kim Doyle's win, everything at Suman High changed.

Doyle started getting treated like a king. Students crowded around him, and So Mina showed up, calling it her husband's day, chasing everyone else away. Some even said it was an honor to serve the king of the south. Flyers made by Dong-gu spread all over school saying Kim Do-il of the Thunderfist now ruled South Seoul and anyone who stepped out of line would be hunted down. The old bullies felt like they had lost their place complaining that school wasn't the same anymore.

While Dong-gu handed out flyers, Mina laughed and said paper ads were old news in the age of social media. He shot back that nobody cared about their accounts anyway. The washed-up bullies kept grieving the power and status they had lost. Do-il though didn't care much. The overblown reactions around him were starting to get on his nerves. Later on the way home, Dong-gu told Do-il he had left the bonus money in his locker.

He thanked him saying life had been happy every day since Do-il transferred in. Dong-gu admitted he still couldn't believe what had happened but Do-il cut him off and said he was only doing this for money so save the embarrassing praise. Dong-gu kept going anyway saying he never thought Do-il would crush Bae Chi-ol and Il-gang school like that. It all felt insane. He pointed at the photo Do-il had sent of Bae Chi-ol beaten down and asked if it had been edited.

Do-il said faking the picture would have been easier than the fight itself. Dong-gu just smiled and said Do-il really was amazing. Then he brought up his next plan promising he wouldn't drag Do-il down and that he'd be ready. What he meant was simple. He was going to learn how to fight. Meanwhile, at Saeol Gong-hai, Wi Saeol Gong-hai, Wi Saeol Gak-hai, the number five was talking with his group about the rumor that Bae Chi-ol had lost.

Some thought it was their chance to celebrate and move up while others dismissed it as a fake story. Saeol Gak-hai didn't buy it either saying Bae Chi-ol wasn't someone who go down that easily. Then he looked over at a boy named Dong-hyuk who was kneeling inside a marked circle with targets drawn on him and hurled a baseball at him when he didn't answer. Wi Saeol Ok Hyun snapped asking why he was ignoring him then ordered him to go pick up the ball.

After Dong-hyuk brought it back, he was told to get back in his place. A circle on the ground labeled reserve seat for retards. The group called Dong-hyuk pathetic but Saeol Ok Hyun corrected them saying he wasn't pathetic, he was born a [ __ ] Laughing he said the only people Dong-hyuk could blame were his parents for giving birth to a failure, then asked if he agreed. He kept pushing, repeating the question about whether his parents had given birth to a [ __ ] Dong Gu stayed silent in his spot, and that made Y Si Ok Hyun blow up even more for not answering.

In anger, he fired the baseball hard at Dong Gu, but Dong Gu barely dodged it in time. That shocked Dong Gu, who had returned with Doyle and noticed Doyle had caught the ball with ease. Doyle watched the whole thing from a distance. The gang spotted him and walked over, and Y Si Ok Hyun demanded to know who he was and whether he came from Su-man School. Before Doyle even answered, a baseball smashed into Y Si Ok Hyun's face.

The girl with the gang screamed, "Honey!" Then she yelled that Doyle was insane. Doyle stepped in, handed Dong Gu his food tray, and Dong Gu calmly asked if he wanted him to carry it. The moment the girl saw Doyle clearly, she was stunned by how handsome he was. Now the whole gang focused on Doyle and started moving toward him, curious about this good-looking stranger. One of them angrily asked if Su-man School had lost its mind and if Doyle was crazy, too.

He pointed at their uniforms and asked if Doyle even knew who they were. Doyle stayed calm, pulled a gun from inside his shirt, and aimed it at him before firing at his head. The whole gang froze in shock. Then one of them screamed and charged Doyle yelling about how he could even have a gun in Korea. Before he could finish, Doyle rushed him, tripped him, and slammed a hard strike into his neck. The guy collapsed choking in Doyle's grip, and Doyle dragged another gang member into a wall, smashing his head against it.

After that, Doyle started firing rubber bullets at him. The gang member screamed in pain gasping that he couldn't breathe and calling Doyle a madman. Doyle shut him up with a rubber bullet to the head. The rest, terrified, kept shouting, asking who he was, how he dared bring a gun into Korea, and telling him to drop it. Doyle answered with one word, "No." Then he blew on the barrel and told them to come at him all at once because they were annoying him.

A burst of more shots echoed through the area. The Seok-dong School gang kept panicking and shouting questions at Doyle. Y Si Ok Hyun couldn't understand where Doyle had come from or why he was attacking them, and started thinking All Ga-young School had sent an assassin. As Doyle calmly walked toward him, Wi Seo-kang desperately blurted out that Bo Seo-gyun was the one who told him to catch BHL. Doyle ignored that and simply asked who he was.

Wi Seo-kang snapped, demanding to know why Doyle was attacking them if he wasn't with Il-gyung. After a brief silence, Doyle told him to look down. The guy looked confused and asked what he meant, but Doyle just said, "Fake." Then raised the gun to his face and shot him in the head with a rubber bullet, dropping him. From farther back, Dong-gyu smiled and announced that Sikdong High was their next target. Right before he passed out, the attacker asked Doyle why he was doing all this.

Doyle gave a one-word answer, "Pork." And with that, the move to wipe out Sikdong High began. Two months later, on a warm day, Doyle was sitting in a park when Park Jin-gyu, the former number three of Il-gyung school, walked up to him. Jin-gyu called Doyle Hyung-nim, but Doyle told him to stop, pointing out that Jin-gyu was already 20. Then Doyle asked how he had even managed to transfer into his school. Jin-gyu insisted he had to be wherever Doyle was and begged him to allow it.

Doyle kept showing how annoyed he was by the title Hyung-nim. But Jin-gyu said age didn't matter. The strongest man naturally became Hyung-nim. He went on to say that men are drawn to great leaders, and he used to think his old boss at Il-gyung was the highest peak. But after seeing that leader beaten in the hospital, he realized there was an even bigger mountain, Doyle. Doyle then wondered why Jin-gyu hadn't been arrested.

He had already texted the crooked officer to ask why Jin-gyu was out. The officer answered that after a full investigation, Jin-gyu was released with only a warning because they found no proof tying him to Il-gyung's crimes. He described Jin-gyu as nothing more than a muscle crazy freak they couldn't pin anything on. Jin-gyu bowed to Doyle and swore to follow him like a big brother for the rest of his life. Doyle let out a tired sigh and told him to do whatever he wanted.

Jin-gyu gratefully accepted. At the park, Suzy complained about how hot it suddenly got and how much she was sweating. From the bench, [clears throat] Doyle said he was wondering when she'd finally show up. Then Suzy cheerfully asked who wanted to wipe her sweat. Jin-gyu jumped at the chance, but Suzy instantly decked him, called him a pervert, and told him to back off. Watching the chaos, Doyle wondered if he should just kill them all and leave Korea.

That thought got cut off when Dongwoo stormed in, mad that Doyle wasn't on time. Doyle calmly pointed out they still had 3 minutes, but Dongwoo kept whining, called him a liar, and said this training had nothing to do with real fighting. For the past 2 months, Dongwoo had only been doing lower body training to get ready for the next stage. He was annoyed because Doyle still hadn't taught him any actual moves. He also wasn't sure this training would really turn him into a good fighter.

Checking the timer on his phone, Doyle coldly told him to shut up if he wanted to fall apart, then do it. Later in the school bathroom, Doyle finally told him the next mission, wipe out Sukdong High School. The bonus for pulling it off was 6 million won. From inside a stall, Dongwoo was stunned. He thought it only be 1 million won. Then asked Doyle to wait because he couldn't focus right now. Doyle flatly refused and asked why he should plan around Dongwoo's bathroom timing.

He went on to say Sukdong would be much tougher than Ilgyo. Dongwoo was almost moved, thinking Doyle had done research, but Doyle shut that down. His reason was simple, enemies who show up later are always stronger. Dongwoo thought that made no sense. Doyle added that having dead weight like Dongwoo would only make the job harder. He reminded him that he'd promised to train him to the edge over these 2 months. Now Doyle gave him a test, prove the training wasn't wasted.

He had to show he wasn't just baggage. With the Judo twins gone, Park Kangwook was now the strongest student at Soomen. So Doyle told Dongwoo to pick a fight with Kangwook, beat him and take over the school. When Dongwoo asked if Doyle wasn't already the leader, Doyle mocked the idea, saying he was world-class, not some school boss. Doyle promised that if Dongwoo became the top dog at Soomen, they could wipe out Sukdong in just a week.

Word about Dongwoo challenging Park Kangwook spread all over the school. The students were fired up, calling the whole thing insane. They rushed to the hall to see it for themselves. Soon a huge crowd packed around Park Kangwook and Dongwoo in the middle. Kangwook was furious, yelling that these idiots were messing with him again. Around them, students whispered in shock that Dongwoo was really standing up to Park Kangwook.

Elsewhere, a heavy-set man was told that the one who who BH Group came from Soomen High School. He questioned whether that report was even true. His followers said witnesses claimed it, but every nearby camera recording had been erased, so it still felt like a rumor. Even so, he scoffed at it. Bae Cheol was the real thing. He guessed the National Union might be behind Bae Cheol's retirement, but the big man cut him off.

There was no way fools from Suman took Bae Cheol down. He declared that traitors dragging the 12 Nations name through the dirt were popping up all over Seoul in both the Southwest and Northwest. Then he went to a house and kicked the lock off the door. He said he was there to punish those rats before they spread further. Inside he called out Park Sang-sik and branded him a rat. He accused him of using their leader's name to build his own business.

Park Sang-sik panicked and screamed for his men to attack. Even surrounded, the big attacker stayed calm. He dropped one man with a punch then smashed through the others. When another swung a stick at him, he slipped past it with ease. He grabbed the man's head and drove his knee straight into his face. Then he turned to another thug carrying a hammer and charged right into the rest. One brutal hit after another dropped them.

With the hammer raised, a large man rushed straight at Park Sang-sik. Park Sang-sik froze in fear when he saw all his men already down, leaving him alone against that monster. Desperate, he swung a baseball bat and screamed for the man's death. The attacker dodged then blasted him with the hammer and sent him crashing to the ground. When it was over, he stood there breathing hard among the bodies, wondering if this was what betraying other people's names was worth.

Then he noticed a flyer on the floor. Kim Doyle of the Thunderfist dominates South Seoul. He swore to crush that bastard. He was Jang Cheon-sik, the number two of Sukdong High School. Back at Suman High School, students kept crowding into the hall whispering to each other. Doyle sat quietly and watched Dongwoo fight Park Kang-woo. Kang-woo was breathing hard with rage, cursing the people who kept messing with him. Dongwoo was down, bloodied across his face and body, but he slowly started waking up.

One student couldn't believe he was standing again. The beating continued and Kang-woo was stunned that Dongwoo got back up after such a heavy punch. Even then, Dongwoo could barely stay steady. Kang-woo snapped and cursed him again. He shouted that Dongwoo should have stayed down. Then he came in hard again and slammed another punch into Dongu's face. Dongu tried to answer back, but Kang Wook dodged easily and mocked how slow he was.

A heavy kick crashed into Dongu's side and Kang Wook angrily asked why he kept standing up just to do useless things. Even in that pain, Dongu's eyes still showed grit. Kang Wook followed with a brutal kick to Dongu's face, dropping him flat onto the hall floor. One of Dongu's friends watched in worry and softly called his name. He remembered asking Dongu before if Doyle was teaching him to fight. Dongu had laughed and said yes.

He was working this hard because he couldn't depend on Doyle forever. That answer had shocked his friend who thought relying on Doyle was only natural. After all, everyone had their own place in life. Doyle was Doyle and they were just themselves. Back in the hall, Dongu rose again, spit out blood, and stunned everyone watching. They couldn't believe he was still standing and some wondered if he had broken bones. The students started asking if this was really the Dongu they knew and why he kept forcing himself back up.

Breathing hard, he raised his guard once more. Kang Wook stared at him in anger and confusion, noticing Dongu's body had stopped listening to him. Even so, that sharp stare never left his eyes. Kang Wook thought it was just like before. Dongu couldn't do anything alone without that transfer student. To him, Dongu had gone crazy after watching Doyle. He figured Dongu really believed this brave little act would change something.

So he decided not to let him stand again, yelling that this time he'd knock him out for good. Kang Wook charged in for the finisher. Dongu stayed conscious through the hit and swung back, but Kang Wook slipped past the attack and fired off a hard kick that sent a tooth flying. Dongu dropped unconscious. His friends screamed his name in horror. Not far from the ring, Doyle watched the whole thing without saying a word.

Kang Wook kept kicking Dongu again and again with no mercy. Standing over him, Park Kang Wook exploded, yelling that Dongu had no business trying to climb higher. He kept cursing and stomping him. As Park Kang Wook tried to catch his breath, he kept muttering insults at Dongu. He was furious that Dongu still didn't know his place. Then he turned from Dongu, faced the crowd, and challenged anyone else to come fight him.

At that moment, Dongu's friend was lost in thought. He kept repeating to himself that Doyle is Doyle and they are just them. Dongu had said he could never become like Doyle. BA was smiling. Kang Wook wondered if Dongu had finally gone crazy because he was sure that last punch should have finished him. Dongu threw a hard counter, but Kang Wook barely dodged it. In that instant, Dongu remembered asking Doyle how he could beat Park Kang Wook.

Doyle corrected him. The question wasn't how he was going to beat him. Back in the fight, Dongu held his ground after the blow and grabbed Kang Wook's arm. Kang Wook was shaken by the look in his eyes and wondered if that was really the face of someone about to lose. Doyle's words came back to him. At this level, fights aren't decided by some huge physical gap, but by endurance and will. There wasn't a big size difference between him and Kang Wook, so the match would come down to toughness and stamina.

And Doyle had said Dongu had spent 2 months building exactly those things while Kang Wook prepared nothing. The plan worked. Dongu finally smashed a clean punch into Kang Wook's face. Doyle had told him that if he lasted 3 full minutes, Kang Wook wouldn't be able to keep up with his punches. And sure enough, Kang Wook started slowing down, even stumbling on his feet. Dongu's taunts had done their job, burning through Kang Wook's energy fast.

Once Kang Wook was worn out, Dongu took his chance and blasted him down with a hard kick. In his head, Doyle's advice kept repeating. By the end, even standing would be hard for Kang Wook. Doyle had said that once Kang Wook's stamina ran dry, every breath would hurt like hell. And that's exactly what happened. Kang Wook turned into a punching bag. Dongu kept landing hit after hit and Kang Wook couldn't answer back. At that moment, all the strength Dongu had built through brutal training and every bit of effort he gave was now being used to break Park Kang Wook.

Doyle's words kept coming back. Raw strength alone doesn't always win big fights. What really matters is a strong will backed up by a strong body. With that in mind, Dongu poured on a storm of kicks and punches. Doyle's last advice rang in his head. When he felt ready to quit, he had to push for just one more. Dongu drew that willpower from painful memories, the days when he was bullied, beaten, and even used like a chair by Park Kang Wook and the others.

Defiance filled Dongwoo's eyes as he swore he would never go back to that life. With that resolve, he stepped forward hard. Dongwoo realized he didn't need to become like Doyle. Being himself was enough. Everyone watching was stunned. And Dongwoo drove one final blow into Kang Wook's head and ended the fight. Kang Wook dropped unconscious. Even his followers were shaken, collapsing at their leader's defeat. Dongwoo's friends ran over at once.

They hoisted him onto their shoulders and cheered his win. Proudly they shouted, "Leader Ma Dongwoo!" Far away at a Blackhead branch in Russia, a woman sent out all the gathered intel through a secure app called Cox. Later, as Doyle and Dongwoo were leaving, Dongwoo noticed Doyle's new wireless earbuds. He asked where Doyle got them since his uncle's company hadn't released them yet, and also wanted to know who he was talking to.

Dongwoo kept firing off questions, including where they were headed. Doyle calmly reminded him that he promised Sukdong's school would be gone within a week. At what looked like a pool hall, a Sukdong member was tormenting a student, forcing his tongue out and pressing a lit cigarette near his face. Then Doyle and Dongwoo walked in, and the noise stopped everything. The gang leaders stared at them, trying to figure out who they were.

Doyle stayed calm and said he was there to keep his promise. What came next was a massacre. Gang members were left sprawled everywhere. Blood all over. Some tossed across the pool tables. The gang leader was terrified. Jungsoo, Sukdong High's number four, panicked, wondering who this attacker was and how Suman's school had someone this strong. A quick glimpse showed Doyle crushing them with ease, while Jungsoo noticed how strange his fighting style was.

Doyle walked up to Jungsoo and asked if he wanted to live or die. The question left frozen. Doyle told him to listen carefully if he wanted to live, because there were only two things he needed. First, he asked about the new gambling site aimed at kids. He ordered Jungsoo to hand over every piece of evidence and every name tied to it. Everything had to be sent through an app Doyle had just put on his phone. His second order was to go tell Wang Wa Kui that he had a deadline to come to Suman's school and kneel.

Then Doyle pointed to Dongwoo and made it clear their leader had to kneel before his leader and surrender, or there would be bloodshed. That completely confused Jong-su, who started thinking this glasses-wearing kid was Suman's new boss. After all, anyone commanding a monster like Doyle had to be dangerous. Dong-woo immediately started to panic and tried to stop Doyle, sure that Wang-gwi would never come just because they asked.

Flustered, Dong-woo demanded to know what kind of Wang-gwi this was, then blew up and called Doyle insane for saying something so crazy. Doyle calmly answered that it would lead to a gang war. That made Dong-woo even madder. He called Doyle a psychopath and shouted that gang wars don't happen anymore. Doyle laid out his logic simply. Every time he beat someone, someone stronger shows up. He was sick of it, so he just wiped out Suk-dong's school in one shot.

Dong-woo yelled that they'd die from sheer numbers alone, but Doyle told him not to worry about that. He turned back to Jong-su and repeated the order to bring Wang-gwi. Jong-su started laughing oddly, and when Doyle threatened to kill him, he said he laughed because nobody ever asks to see their leader. Usually, it's the other way around. Elsewhere, on a rainy night in Gimcheon, someone stood in the rain crying in total despair.

Back in Gimcheon, a man watched the fight in horror, thinking the attacker moved like something not even human. That's when he realized the rumors were true. The attacker was the ghost. Seeing that speed, he decided to run for his life. But before he could, the attacker jumped him and finished him. It was clear this brutal fighter was tearing through his enemies without mercy. The remaining gang members rushed the ghost in one last desperate move.

The ghost didn't care about their numbers and met them head-on, smiling darkly. Using a blade, he moved through them at terrifying speed and cut them down one after another without a hint of mercy. After wiping out the men around him, the ghost locked onto their leader as his next target. He charged straight at the gang leader and even smiled, thinking he'd landed the hit, but the man was unharmed. Jong-su told Doyle that the person he wanted was in Seoul, away on a revenge trip.

The ghost was shocked to find the leader wasn't easy prey, and then a fatal-looking punch came at him with no way to dodge. The impact launched the ghost through the air. The leader followed up with a final blow, knocking the ghost out and sending his teeth flying. After that, one of his men told him to report the result right away. That leader was Wang Gwak-wi, head of Sukdong School and one of the 12 nations. Somewhere else in a place that looked like a max security prison, Bae E-chul sat in a wheelchair, proof of the lasting damage from his defeat, while a visitor waited for him.

Elsewhere, Jang Chun-sik sat with Young-soo who showed him a flyer that read, "Kim Doyle of the Thunder Fist rules South Seoul." He reported that Wi Seung-heon's crew had been sent to the hospital and also told him about the attack at the pool hall. Young-soo finished his report by saying the attacker was a follower of Sooman's new leader, Ma Dong-gu. He also said Doyle had barged in demanding that their leader come kneel.

To save face, Young-soo lied and claimed he just chewed Doyle out and sent him away. Jang Chun-sik exploded and ripped the flyer apart. Even though he said the world had gone crazy, he shocked them by ordering everyone to ignore it. When Young-soo questioned that choice, Chun-sik said Doyle was just a liar chasing fame by claiming he beat him. He compared Doyle to another man from the past who stained the name of the 12 nations, calling him another nobody desperate for attention.

Chun-sik kept talking to Young-soo saying nobody would believe Bae Ji-chul had been beaten by Doyle. To him, Doyle was only trying to stir them up and using Dong-gu as a front felt like some old school gangster act. He ended by saying people like that are bound to die out, mosquito trash not even worth dealing with. Later on a rainy day, Doyle taught Dong-gu the basics of Blackhead's close range combat. Still worried, Dong-gu asked if Doyle really believed Wang Gwak-wi would come to Sooman School.

Doyle simply said he'd beat him somehow. Dong-gu snapped, convinced Doyle had no idea how terrifying Gwak-wi really was or how far above everyone else he stood. He turned to Jin-woo for backup and Jin-woo nervously said Gwak-wi had gone beyond human limits. Doyle cut him off coldly, "He's still human." To make his point, Dong-gu brought up an old story. Back in middle school, he'd heard a rumor that Wang Gwak-wi beat a bear to death.

He tied that rumor to something that happened 3 years earlier when a black bear escaped from Chungju Zoo and caused chaos all over the area before it was later found dead. According to the story, Gwak-wi was the one who killed it. Jin-woo begged Doyle to take this seriously, but Doyle ignored the warning completely. Right then, while Doyle was thinking about how much he still had to do and how there was no turning back, someone hidden nearby was listening.

Then the scene returned to Doyle drinking juice and confidently saying Wang Gwakwi would definitely come to Suman. Elsewhere, Young Soo was reporting to Jang Chunsik again. He hesitantly admitted something felt off about Doyle. His movements reminded him of Haechihoo, and he thought the same about Madonggu, the leader Doyle worked under. Jang Jung Soo said they should wipe them out before they got any stronger. But Chunsik laughed and asked if he meant Haechihoo from the National Union.

He said if Doyle really matched that level, he would have died already. Hearing that, Jung Soo bitterly thought he almost had Chunsik told him to quit talking nonsense and go have a drink instead. Right after that, he started hitting on a girl from Chungil High School. He even offered to call Jang Hyu Moo and make school easier for her. Seeing that, Jung Soo couldn't help thinking Chunsik should worry about his own men first.

Beside him, Jang Jung Soo was stuck in his own head. If he disobeyed Doyle, he was dead. But if he did what Doyle wanted and reported Suman, his whole gang would be dragged into a huge disgrace. No matter what he chose, his life was about to become hell. Then the man running the Yumpyeong-go workshop rushed in. Out of breath, he shouted that there was a major problem. He finally got the words out. The workshop had been hacked.

Dong Chunsik froze for a second, then asked if that was really true. That same rainy night, a message showed up on a giant screen. It was a direct threat. They had them. If they wanted the password, they had to come to Suman High School and meet Madonggu the next day at 8:00 p.m. Somewhere else, one of Chunsik's followers showed him his phone and confirmed that Madonggu was the same kid from Suman School. Chunsik was already on a call, clearly irritated.

Then things got worse. The Saetmoo workshop had been robbed, too. That sent him into a rage, and he crushed his phone in his hand. He repeated Madonggu's name, then burst into a furious curse. Far from all that, Doyle kept walking through the rain like nothing was wrong. Then he suddenly stopped like he'd sensed someone. Back at the hacked workshop, Chunsik asked what ransomware even was. He figured the problem would be easy if they just had the password, Then yelled into the phone for the caller to explain it properly.

By now, the pressure was clearly getting to him. Their heated talk stopped when someone important arrived. A follower quickly announced the boss had come and everyone bowed at once. It was Wang Gwak-wi, the top leader. Jeong Chun-sik stepped up and apologized for not welcoming him sooner. Gwak-wi sat down and coldly asked where Suman High School was. That caught Chun-sik off guard. Gwak-wi then mentioned a new kind of betting game going around in prison.

The story cuts to a prison meeting room. There Gwak-wi had visited Bae Iju-chol, who was now in a wheelchair. He said he came to talk money, but now he just felt let down. In his eyes, there was nothing left to discuss with a man stuck in a wheelchair. Bae Iju-chol warned that ending up like this only takes a moment. Then he added that a demon was living at Suman High School. After that visit, Wang Gwak-wi ordered Jeong Chun-sik to gather every group under them and head for Suman High School.

Elsewhere, the person who had been spying on Doyle and Dongo walked down the street in the rain. He stepped in front of Doyle, called him commander, and said it had been a long time. Then Wang Gwak-wi declared that the Sokdong gang would move on Suman School the next day. Meanwhile, in Busan, the Blackhead leader Doosung was meeting with Doyle. Doosung complained that Doyle made him come all the way to Busan when they could have met in Seoul, where his mother lives.

He said he loved ports because there were land and sea routes meet, and to him that felt romantic. Then he warmly called Doyle his son and said he'd missed him. Doosung went on saying Doyle had been in Korea for a full year now and had probably seen enough. He asked when Doyle planned to leave and even offered him a Korean face mask. Doyle shut him down saying he'd already made it clear he was never going back. Doosung let out a mocking laugh and asked if Doyle was still mad about his frozen bank account.

He insisted that came from the finance team, not him. Doyle only asked if that was all. Then he got up to leave saying he had somewhere to be. His father tried to keep him there for a meal, but Doyle walked off making Doosung mutter that handling his sons was harder than meeting the president. As Doyle left, his father shouted that he loved him. Once Doyle was gone, Doosung called over one of his men, Ji Gwi-on from Blackhead's special team.

He told him to watch over Doyle. Doosung complained that his son brought disaster wherever he went, brought up Japan, and admitted he couldn't control him. Still, he noticed Doyle seemed fine having Ji-heon around, so he ordered him to bring his son back. Ji-heon accepted the command with respect. Later, while Doyle walked down a hallway, Ji-heon caught up. Doyle shot him a cold look and asked if he had a death wish following him around.

Back at Suman School, the field clock read 7:58 p.m. Dong-wook stared at his phone in full panic. He thought Doyle was insane for being so sure the Sukdong gang would actually come. Now he was scared the whole plan had fallen apart. So he texted Doyle asking where he was and why he still wasn't at school. Doyle answered that he was on the way. Even with that reply, Dong-wook kept thinking about what he'd do if Doyle never showed and bailed on everything.

Elsewhere on the field, Jo Yun-cheol wondered why they were even there this late. Park Kang-wook said they came because of him, the kind of guy whose orders can't be ignored. And when Dong-wook asked so seriously, he felt he had no choice but to help. He still wasn't sure if that request was begging or blackmail. Jo Yun-cheol said they should leave, but Kang-wook wanted to wait and see. Nearby, Park Jin-woo was laughing like crazy, thrilled for the fight with Sukdong.

He'd wanted it ever since his military days. Around the field, the Suman students admired Park Jin-woo, and one of them pointed out how athletic he looked. Then the Suman High School cheer squad showed up. One girl told her friend Mina this felt more like a gang war, and wondered why a cheer squad was even needed. Mina answered that having a pretty girl cheering matters in any situation. Then she scanned the crowd, annoyed that Doyle wasn't there and that she had to look at everyone else instead.

Meanwhile, Dong-wook kept staring at his phone, cursing Doyle for causing all this chaos and then vanishing. When the clock hit 7:59 p.m., one student said fighting Sukdong made no sense, and they should run while they still could. That only made Dong-wook panic even more. He was shaking with fear. Meanwhile, at Yangdong Post Station, Doyle was walking with Ji-heon, who said he'd found a studio apartment near his home.

Doyle snapped that if he wanted to die, he should just do it. Then he checked the time, 8:11 p.m., and realized he was seriously late. As he kept moving, someone purposely slammed into his shoulder. Back on the field, everyone kept wondering what was taking so long. It was already past 8:00. Dong-ga suddenly started laughing, partly from relief because deep down he knew this never made sense. The others relaxed, too, thinking Soo-dong stayed away because Soo-man's name was too nasty.

The mood loosened up and Mina even brought fried chicken for the fight that never happened. Soon the students were chatting and taking group photos. Park Kang-wook joked that he thought today was supposed to be about showing their power, then asked his friend for a cigarette. For a second, the mood tightened. When he repeated himself, his friend just stared toward the school gate in shock. A massive crowd was coming straight at them.

The sight left Dong-ga and the others stunned and terrified. The invading group crossed the field without slowing down. Their leaders came into view. Jeong Myeong-hwan, head of Kang-saeho High School under Soo-dong. Jeong Da-man, leader of Muncheon High School. Bayu-wan, Soo-dong's number three. And Jang Chun-sik, their number two. Then their leader Wang Gwak-wi stepped forward and roared, asking who the demon of Soo-man was.

At that same moment in the station, Yu Dong-soo blocked Doyle's path him with a smile. Gui-young watched and thought this had become a huge pain. At the station, Yu Ha-young, leader of the Nampo Oreum group, spoke to Doyle. He said they might let someone off the first time, but never the second. Back at Soo-man's school, by 8:24 p.m., the fight was already underway. Dong-ga got punched so hard his glasses flew off as he hit the ground.

Off to the side, Wang Gwak-wi calmly sat and ate raw meat with drinks in hand. He watched as the Soo-min students were chased down and beaten. Dong-ga ran in panic, yelling at them to stay away. Gwak-wi picked up another piece of meat and asked Jang Chun-sik if this runaway kid was really Soo-min's leader. Chun-sik said the face seemed to match the one in the photo. Then he added that judging by how he looked, Dong-ga seemed like nothing but a hanger-on trying to use someone else's name.

Still, Bayu-wan wasn't convinced. He wondered how some nobody could hit two of their shops in Yum Pyung and Seo Dae-mun. Chun-sik mocked him, asking if he really thought Dong-ga was someone important. Yu Hwan said that wasn't what he meant. What bothered him was this: These idiots had the nerve to challenge Soo-dong's school, and none of it made sense. All around them, the students from Sumyan kept getting crushed. Gwakwi kept eating and said with total confidence that the demon was here, just like Bae Hae Jeong had told him before.

In the middle of it all, Dong-ga remembered the first thing Doyle taught him in blackhead close combat, control your emotions. The rule was simple, stay calm no matter what. But then one attacker pointed him out as the leader and told everyone to jump him. Dong-gu freaked out and ran, yelling that he wasn't the leader. He honestly wondered how anyone was supposed to stay calm when they were about to get beaten to death.

Then the second lesson came back to him, build and save your stamina, use as little energy as possible. Dong-gu figured staying calm could wait. At least he trained hard for endurance, and he remembered all those brutal workouts. Even so, while running and getting hit, he realized that training wasn't enough and started screaming in pain and panic. He understood that in a one against many fight, the other side starts with way more stamina than you.

Then he slipped for a second and one gang member blasted him in the face with a hard kick. The hit sent Dong-gu flying. He struggled back up, gasping and worn out. The attackers closed in around him and told him to accept what was coming. Broken and scared, Dong-gu shouted, asking what good endurance was against a crowd this big. Then rubber bullets suddenly tore through the chaos. A quick flashback shows Doyle handing someone a gun and asking for 2 million won in return.

The buyer was shocked he'd give away something that valuable. The weapon turned out to be a 9 mm Glock 24 loaded with special rubber rounds. Back on the field, the shooter was a big student named Chang-soo in a protective vest. He asked if Dong-gu was okay, and Dong-gu recognized him and called out his name. But before anything else, a Supdong member kicked Dong-gu down again. The attackers sneered, asking who this pig was and started beating him.

Dong-gu got up screaming Chang-soo's name, while Chang-soo writhed under a rain of kicks. Dong-gu yelled that they were cowards for swarming people like this. One of them laughed and shot back, how could they call anyone cowards when their own side brought a gun? Right then, Dong-gu remembered Doyle's third lesson, stick to the basics. A gang member shouted that using a gun really was cowardly, but Dong-gu wasn't the one holding it.

He charged, slipped past a punch, and fired back with a clean counter. The guy dropped to the ground. Dongwoo lit up with confidence when his well-practiced double punch worked. He told Changsu to hang on. They'd make those bastards pay. But, that burst of hope didn't last. A Sukdong member kicked him from behind, cursed Ma Dongwoo, and told everyone to crush him. As blow after blow landed, Dongwoo remembered the fourth lesson.

Use your grudge and your willpower. He kept taking hit after hit. The Suman students saw how bad it was. They were outnumbered 10 to 1. Jo Yunshil told Park Kangwook they had to run. Jo Yunshil was already bolting and yelling for him to come, too. After a brief pause, Park Kangwook chased after him and told him to wait. Then, Park Jingoo jumped in and showed his insane strength, dropping 30 Sukdong members by himself.

Byun Yo-han watched and admitted Park Jingoo was strong, just like you'd expect from Ulgering's former number three. Still, he dismissed the rest of Suman as useless. At the same time, Jang Chun-sik shouted for his men to move and heard the others into the middle of the field to finish them off. It was 8:42 p.m. now, and Byun Yo-han still couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. How had these school punks hit their workshops?

And how did they even force Wang Gwak-hui to show up himself? By then, the Suman students were completely drained. Park Jingoo wondered if this was Sukdong School's famous hunting style. On the field, Jang Chun-sik barked at his gang, asking why they were still standing around, then ordered them to end it now. The attackers rushed the terrified Suman students. Meanwhile, one cheerleader told Minah was this wasn't the time to keep eating fried chicken.

The other said they should at least call the