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Dongsoo by korean standards is a mountain of muscle, all pure beef and made straight A korean grade. S grade to be specific. There was only one person who was bigger and taller than him in Korea and he was not worth thinking about, but for the old widows who were lonely.
For the perverts who used his lower position in life to get him to do -things- to him. Dongsoo and his brother had often used his own size for every advantage they could get. Every money counted , using his hard flesh to acquire it, his smoother skin from his mother side an advantage to appear mildly attractive.
Scams alone were not enough to get by, and crimes as well did not pay much. Especially when the world evolved, when people start gaining powers beyond what they could even imagine. The world though had stoped making sense when both their parents, and then the brother grandmother died. leaving them alone, hungry and growing.
and then his brother died, and he didn't know what to do.
Dongsoo was never the brains of the operation, his body a living fortress was the brawns that accompanied his brother. but the last dungeon raid before he awakened, the bastard just died on him. and left him alone, without knowing what to do. The grief causing his powers to awaken into something monstrous. What the association called s-rank.
Everything was sharper, his nose, his ears, his eyes. Oh how they talked outside the cemetery, those vultures, those guild associations who thought they were so quiet.
Its not like he does not know all his brother crimes, but once the gates started appearing...he didn't know anything at all. Left behind , away from whatever he does inside the gates.
A man approaches him Nice brown hair carefully slicked back. Handsome features, face blank. Perhaps knowing of Dongsoo own crime sheet when he was a normal civilan.
"Mister Hwang Dong-soo." he says, voice handsome and probably had the most expensive voice lessons inside of it. seemed like a man born into money with how well put together he is.
"Forgive my interruption, but we need to talk about your brother."