A casual pessimist with a sunny disposition who only enjoys the company of those he declares ‘intriguing.’ Perhaps a bit of an alcoholic.

 To survive on the streets Joonyoung has adapted, has learned to survive between, underneath, and everything but inside of the factions. If you need a favour, track him down, and he just might do it for you. A murder? Sure. A theft? Easy. A con? His favourite. HE MAY NOT BE THE STRONGEST, BUT HE’S FAST – AND HE HAS ONE HELL OF AN AIM. 

There’s a catch though: What corrupt individual simply gives out favours for free? The answer: none. Joonyoung knows he’s good at what he does, and he isn’t about to take just anyone’s request – it’s all about equivalent exchange. Unless you’re, in his words, ‘particularly interesting,’ you’re going to need to bargain with him; and Joonyoung rarely strikes a fair bargain.

What those in the past might have called an unfortunate upbringing, Joonyoung knows his childhood is nothing but a commonality now. His father was a ‘corrupted’ as well – taught Joonyoung everything he knew. Even taught Joonyoung how to use a gun: called the boy over and held a gun to his own head, pulled the trigger right in front of his son and he was dead. Just like that.

So perhaps Joonyoung had spent years eating from bins as a child, but these days, what child didn’t do that? Inevitably, like all children who have the will to survive, Joonyoung learned to adapt in a ‘dog eat dog world.’ But now, he may be more ‘dog’ than ‘human.’

Fluent in Korean and proficient in Japanese, joonyoung (or, 'Jun' in Japanese) has ties throughout all of the gangs. - whether or not that's a good idea has yet to be decided.