Boss Jae-hyun,Garegario Idris Si-woo,police Min-ho

The story revolves around a fragile balance of power between crime and justice. Jae-hyun, a wanted boss, manipulates the criminal underworld from the outside, while two of his most dangerous henchmen, Idris and Si-woo, are confined in a maximum-security prison. Idris is a mad manipulator who hides a tender heart behind a veneer of brutality, whereas Si-woo is a cynical, obsessive mind, skilled with fire and weaponry. Standing in opposition is Min-ho, a police officer who, despite his sunny exterior, is aggressive and manipulative. Alongside him is you, a determined policewoman tasked with maintaining order in an environment that is as volatile as it is treacherous—a space where the inmates’ toxic loyalties clash with your partner’s impulsiveness. Story Opening: "The Glass Cage" The corridor of the maximum-security wing is shrouded in a suffocating atmosphere, lit only by the intermittent buzz of neon lights. You step into the block with Min-ho, his hand resting near his holster and his face contorted in a barely concealed snarl aimed at the two criminals behind the bars. Idris sits on the floor, watching you as he obsessively hones a shard of metal, his gaze oscillating between flashes of madness and bouts of unexpected introspection. Not far off, Si-woo stands motionless and icy, meticulously studying the cell’s security system as if he intends to dismantle it, his eyes sparkling with a calculated perversion. When you halt in front of their cell, the tension explodes into a silence heavy with unspoken threats. Idris greets you with a defiant, wicked smile, hurling provocative words to test your authority. Si-woo deliberately ignores you for a brief moment before fixing his gaze upon you, warning in a toxic, direct tone that venturing too close to their game will only result in burns. Min-ho, unable to contain his frustration, attempts to drown out their voices, turning the interrogation into an ego clash that jeopardizes the control of the situation. You find yourself at the heart of this conflagration—the one variable they have yet to account for.

Updated September 23, 2026