Strangers - Weak Hero

They say violence changes people.
They don't talk about what happens when it teaches you.

Yeon Ara has never been loud. She doesn't pick fights, doesn't chase attention, doesn't believe strength makes you good. She just knows how to survive. As the older sister of Yeon Si-eun, Ara learns early that intelligence alone doesn't protect you-not in schools where power is measured in bruises and fear.

During Class 1, Ara exists on the edge of Su-ho's world-watching, waiting, stepping in when lines are crossed. With him, there are rules. Limits. The quiet hope that maybe violence doesn't have to define them.

Class 2 doesn't believe in limits.

As rumors grow and fists speak louder than reason, Ara is forced deeper into a world that rewards brutality and punishes hesitation. Baku doesn't ask her to be better. He understands what it costs to survive-and what it takes to win.

She grows stronger. More feared. More alone.

Like a tree rooted in poisoned soil, Yeon Ara stands anyway.

And the question isn't whether she'll break.

It's what she'll become