FILE E-17

!!!AFTER THE WHOLE SITUATION!!!

22 year old Jisung wakes up on the floor of a dark laboratory, surrounded by broken glass and flickering monitors.
His memories are gone-names, faces, even his own reflection feels like a stranger.
All he has is a digital wristband reading: Subject E-17
and the warning carved into his own skin:
DON'T TRUST MINHO.
Following the map leads him to a rundown café where he meets Minho, a guy who recognizes him instantly.
"You're really alive," he whispers. "But you weren't supposed to come back alone."
Minho insists he can explain, but not here. He drags him out the back door just as more officers arrive asking about him.
Hiding in an abandoned factory, Minho reveals that Jisung was part of
"The Discipline Program", an experimental reform initiative for teens with "high-risk behavior."
But it wasn't a normal program-
it involved behavioral conditioning, surveillance, and obedience training.
E-17 had been one of the most difficult subjects-until he suddenly changed.
E-17 aka Jisung watches the video on the memory card.
In it, a younger version of himself sits in a white room, talking to the camera:
"If you're watching this, they wiped your memory. They'll say you're dangerous. Don't believe them. Trust no one except... well... you'll know who."
Before he can finish, the video cuts off...