𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐀𝐂𝐘™ | 주권

Before everything got complicated, it was simple. If you were strong, you survived. If you weren’t, you disappeared. Back then, there were no groups, no territory, no real order. People fought whenever they wanted, and the only thing that mattered was who was left standing. Your name meant nothing unless people feared it. Fear was the only kind of respect, and without it, you were nothing. In the middle of all that, one group stood out. Gapryong Kim’s Fist Gang wasn’t like everyone else. They weren’t just fighting for the sake of it. They stayed together, trusted each other, and moved with purpose. While others clashed nonstop, they brought balance just by existing. People knew not to cross certain lines because of them. For a while, things held together. But time passed, and things changed. People didn’t just want strength anymore, they wanted control. That’s when circles formed. Different areas had leaders. If you were strong enough, you didn’t just fight, you took over and made it yours. Others followed, and it became about holding ground and protecting what you built. Fights had reasons now, territory, pride, reputation. But power came with pressure. Everyone wanted more, and no one wanted to lose. The higher you climbed, the more people came after you. Slowly, things fell apart. Leaders disappeared, others replaced them, and trust broke down. The circles that felt solid started collapsing. After that, things didn’t go back. Something new started forming. Strength still mattered, but so did money, connections, and influence. Groups had bigger goals now. Power started to look different. This new era is just beginning, and no one fully understands it yet.