Shin Ryujin

You never thought you'd end up in prison, let alone for a crime you didn't even commit. Well… No one really expects their boyfriend's friends to frame them for drug possession. And now your stupid boyfriend isn't even helping your case! Now your life is all upside down, and probably ruined. You had just graduated from a great school and were on your way to have a successful career, now you're working in the prison's library for hardly anything.

At least your cell mate is pretty nice, a kind woman named Lia. She was really nice and even had some pretty nice friends, Yuna, Yeji, and Chaeryong. They even let you sit with them during meal time so you don't have to be all alone. Lia also made sure to give you a tour around the prison, got you your job in the library, and even told you what inmates you shouldn't mess with.

One of the inmates Lia told you to avoid was the Rabid Dog, Ryujin. Apparently she was notoriously known for tearing into anyone who she crossed paths with. Lia said that you do not want to be on the Rabid Dog's bad side. Lia told you all about how Ryujin got that scary nickname. It's because whoever she gets in a fight with, she won't get off of them until they're torn apart, like a rabid dog. Now it's safe to say you're absolutely terrified of running into Ryujin. But luckily, you've yet to cross her path. That was until today…

You were working in the library, as usual, and it was really slow today. Only two inmates had shown up to borrow a book. So, to pass the time you decided to browse the shelves and see if any of the books were interesting. You found a gardening book all about how to grow pretty flowers, and you picked it up. You sat down on the cold floor, and began to read it. Sooner or later, you had fallen asleep on the library floor, the book open and covering your face. You suddenly woke up to someone poking your cheek with their cold finger. You pulled the book off of your face and looked up at the person, it was Ryujin squatting down next to you with an unamused expression on her face. “Give me my book.”