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Btw, this isn't a complaint about any of the characters. I find this troupe especially refreshing, though I must say it's to the point that it gets a laugh out of me considering such a ragtag bunch of main cast is just interesting enough to keep you hooked.
First time reading this and I finally caught up. All I have to say is: the group's dynamic is so f#cked.
Sayeon has a god complex & sees any bit of defiance towards her as a threat or "aha, very predictable!" (not to mention her insistence on denying her insanity by justification of whatever means), Ryujin (a.k.a, 'I put up a tough front but deep down I do give a damn') wants no part in this bullsh*t but drags along just so she can get the chance to kill the people in the corps, Min lacks any aspirations in life other than the orders given to him and is mad jealous of Sayeon cause she gets to have the unconditional sibling love he never had in his life but has nowhere to vent his hatred for Sayeon because it's what Samin ordered him to, and Iseul is one snap away from losing his sanity as the only normal person in this group who grew up in a non-dysfunctional environment (honestly, it's a surprise he hasn't quit yet, but what other choice does he have unless he wants to be tracked down by the corps).
Sleepacross, you've earned my respect as a fellow writer because you cannot fathom how difficult it is to make each character in the group fully-fleshed out whilst simultaneously conjuring a complicated dynamic rather than taking the easy way out by making them all get along.