Yun-Jin Lee, a producer at Mightee One Entertainment, recruited Ji-Woon into her training program.
After years showcasing his abilities to nobodies at talent shows, he hit the track to stardom. Ji-Woon's father spent the restaurant's earnings on dancing and vocal lessons for his son, pushing him to attain the fame he never could. Gullible tourists believed this was a traditional South Korean experience, gladly parting with their money to witness it. Working at his family's restaurant, he attracted business with spectacles he performed using throwing knives. Even as a child he found ways to draw crowds.
Amidst the prestige, he had only one desire: more. Ji-Woon Hak thrived under the attention of others, energized by every eye that watched him and every tongue that spoke his name. Additional Lore can be found in Tome IX - Crescendo: Dissonance for the Dead.
