Gunil was running along the field with the rest of his band, playing and having a good time, when he slipped and hit his head on a rock. Everyone crowded around him, yelling and asking if he was okay and not letting him breathe.
"Back up," a voice was heard. Gunil turned to the side and saw a small white rabbit behind a bush beckoning to him. He looked back at his members and smiled. "I'm okay," he said. "I need to go get something. I'll be right back." They all nodded, and he headed in the direction of where he had seen the rabbit. He had a headache, but he kept going. Soon, he had spotted the rabbit behind a car and followed it. The rabbit got into the driver's seat and started the car. Gunil stood there staring. "What are you looking at?" the rabbit asked. "Get in the car." Gunil nodded and got in, and they were off.
Gunil fell asleep in the car and, by the time he woke up, he was by himself. He got out of the car and looked around. He was in some sort of forest. He saw a sign with directions in the distance and saw that it had two directions on it, but before he could decide where he wanted to go, a girl in a blue dress approached him. He wasn't able to see her face because her hair was blocking. "I'm Alice," she said. "Can you help me?"
"I just got here myself," he said. "Why don't we go together?" She nodded her head in agreement. "By the way," Gunil added, "would you like me to help you get your hair out of your face?" Alice nodded and handed him a blue hair ribbon. He gathered her hair and put it in a ponytail behind her head. When she turned around, he gasped. "Jun Han?"
"No," she said. "Alice."
"You look exactly like my friend Jun Han," he said. Jun Han Alice shrugged.
He turned his attention back to the sign in front of them. Pointing towards the right was a sign that said doctor. The sign pointing left was blank. "Well," Gunil said, "Let's go to the right. They'll probably have Advil, and my head is killing me." Jun Han Alice nodded and followed after him.
They soon arrived at a building that looked like it was falling apart. Jun Han Alice knocked on the door and stepped back. The door seemingly opened on its own, and two walked in.
"I'll be there in a second," someone yelled from the back. The two sat on the floor, and pretty soon, the door to the back room opened and walked the rabbit. "You made it," he said. "Welcome to Wonderland!"
"Where?" Gunil asked.
"Wonderland. That's where you are."
Gunil nodded slowly, realizing what was happening. He had met Alice, who the book was about, and not only that, she looked like Jun Han!
"Where is everyone else?" he asked, his headache forgotten. The rabbit pointed to a path, and Gunil ran off, leaving Jun Han Alice behind. He very quickly regretted running off when headache got worse, and he almost passed out from the pain. He walked along slowly until he reached an empty table set with a bunch of teacups. He sat down and reached for one when he heard a scream, which made him squint and lay his head down on the table. "What are you doing?" a voice yelled. "Why are you stealing our tea?"
Gunil's eyes started tearing from how loud the voice was. He tried lifting his head, but it hurt too much. He let out a soft whimper, and the voice quieted down. "Dear boy," it said, "let's get you inside." Gunil felt himself being lifted and carried. He then felt himself being lowered into a bed, and he snuggled under the blanket. He heard footsteps leaving the room and then returning. "Drink dear boy," he heard, and he opened his mouth. A cup was placed between his lips, and he drank before falling asleep.
When he woke up, he saw Jooyeon sitting next to his bed, but his hair was red and curly, and he was wearing a strange outfit and hat. Gunil sat up. "You're the Mad Hatter," he stated.
