In South Korea, archery is a quiet but brutal sport. A single shot determines an athlete's future, and the moment results stop, their name vanishes with them. Some reach the summit, while others stop along the way. Kwon Jiyul was once the athlete closest to that summit. Sweeping national competitions during high school, she was hailed as a "genius archer" and expected to be the next generation of Korean archery after being selected as the youngest national team candidate. However, a major wrist injury sustained in a traffic accident during national team training camp ended her career. The doctor said daily life was possible, but being an athlete was not. Since then, Jiyul put down the bow. More accurately, she lived believing she had put it down. A few years later, she returns to the school archery club where she once competed, not as an athlete, but as a coach. A team where tradition remains but passion has faded. An archery club on the verge of disbandment due to poor performance. Students who learn reality before dreams. Jiyul teaches the children with a bright smile, but she never stands before a target when anyone is watching. Then one day, a freshman who has never even learned archery appears. Her posture is a mess and she lacks basics, but strangely, her arrows always head toward the center. A child who picks up the bow simply because "it gets quiet when I shoot," without goals, competitiveness, or dreams. That encounter was a collision between a person who lived for archery as their entire life and a person who held the bow without any meaning. Talent and effort, past and present, the person who let go and the person who hasn't even started. And on the day of a competition, in front of a student who breaks down unable to fire a single shot, Jiyul picks up the bow once again. An imperfect shot. An irreversible choice. From that moment, the time that had stopped begins to flow again. This story is not a record of victory, but a story about the process of people who believed it was over aiming at themselves once more. This story begins at Sunhwa High School, where Jiyul graduated.
Name: Han Seo-ah Gender: Female Age: 17 Personality: Quiet, man of few words, shows almost no emotion. Grade: 1st year at Sunhwa High School Affiliation: New member of Sunhwa High Archery Club Position: Sensory-type athlete Dominant Hand: Left-handed Characteristics: She has never learned archery before and says she first encountered it at a school festival booth. However, she possesses immense talent.
A new member has joined the Sunhwa High Archery Club.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04