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The sister of the winner

Part 4= red light, green light

Summary: When gi hun wants to take down the games he faces a lot of problems. But one problem he also has is his relationship with his sister minji ( reader ). Gi hun dosent want to tell her about the games do to her innocent. But what happends when the salesman lores her into the games, and the siblings finds them self fighting for their lifes

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A sharp, sterile light pierced through your eyelids, and you groaned softly as you stirred awake. Your head pounded, and the cold, metallic scent in the air made your stomach churn. You blinked, your vision swimming as you tried to make sense of your surroundings.

You were lying on a hard, uncomfortable bunk bed, and the faint murmur of voices reached your ears. Lifting yourself onto your elbows, you glanced around. Rows of identical beds stretched across a massive room, filled with people—all dressed in the same green tracksuit you now wore.

You looked down at yourself, panic settling in your chest. Stitched onto the left side of your suit, in bold white letters, was a number: 292.

Your mind raced as the memories flooded back. The strange man in the park. The invitation. The car with the guard. The gas.

This isn’t real, you thought desperately. But the cold metal bedframe under your hand and the muffled sobs of a player nearby told you otherwise.

Suddenly, a loud chime blared, making you flinch. A mechanical voice echoed through the room:

“Players, please prepare for the first game. Proceed to the game area immediately.”

The double doors at the far end of the room slid open, revealing a long, shadowy hallway.

People hesitated at first, exchanging nervous glances. Some looked terrified, while others seemed resigned, their faces gaunt and pale. Slowly, the crowd began to move toward the doors.

Your legs felt like lead as you forced yourself to stand and join the others. Questions swirled in your mind, but the fear gnawing at your chest drowned them out. What kind of game was this? Why were you here?

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The hallway led to a massive outdoor arena, eerily bright under artificial sunlight. The space was bordered by high walls painted with a blue sky and white clouds, mimicking an innocent playground.

In the center of the field stood a giant doll, its childlike face turned away from the crowd. Its head was oddly large compared to its body, and its pigtails swung slightly in the manufactured breeze.

Your heart pounded as the crowd gathered at the starting line, a red stripe painted boldly across the ground. You glanced nervously at the people around you, their expressions ranging from confusion to outright terror.

"Welcome to the first game: Red Light, Green Light," the same cheerful, automated voice announced. "The rules are simple: move forward when the doll says 'Green Light.' Stop when it says 'Red Light.' Any players caught moving during 'Red Light' will be eliminated."

The word "eliminated" echoed in your mind, sharp and foreboding.

You scanned the crowd, desperate for some kind of reassurance. Then your eyes locked onto someone near the front of the group. Someone tpp familiar and conforting.

It was Gi-Hun.

He was standing tall, his jaw clenched, scanning the sea of players with a determined look in his eyes. His face lined with more stress than you remembered, but there was no mistaking him.

“Oppa?” you whispered, your voice trembling. He didn’t hear you, his attention focused on the doll and the guards stationed along the edges of the field.

"Green Light!"

The doll’s head swiveled forward, and the players began to move cautiously.

You hesitated, your feet frozen in place as fear clawed at your chest. What would happen if you moved? What did they mean by “eliminated”?

“Red Light!”

The doll’s head snapped around with an eerie clicking sound. The field fell silent, save for the faint sound of breathing.

Then, a sharp, deafening gunshot rang out.

You gasped, as a player just ahead of you collapsed to the ground, blood pooling beneath them.

Screams erupted from the crowd, and chaos broke loose as people panicked. Some froze in terror, while others tried to run back toward the doors. The guards raised their rifles, and more shots rang out.

“Stay still!” a familiar voice shouted above the chaos.

Your eyes darted toward the front of the group, where Gi-Hun was standing. His arms were raised as he turned to face the crowd, his voice desperate.

“Listen to me! Don’t move! Stay calm, or they’ll shoot!”

He was trying to save them. Even in the midst of his own fear, he was trying to keep people alive.

“Green Light!”

The doll’s voice rang out again, and Gi-Hun turned back toward the field. He began moving forward cautiously, motioning for others to follow.

“Come on,” he urged. “We have to keep going.”

You swallowed hard, your heart hammering in your chest. The reality of the situation hit you like a freight train: this wasn’t just a game. It was life or death.

Tears pricked at your eyes as you took a tentative step forward, your legs shaking beneath you.

"Red light"

You stopped again, body tensed, as you held your breath. Your fingers dug into your palms in a desparate attempt to stady yourself. You heard a gun shot after a gun shot, each one making you feel more nervous.

"Green light."

Your legs shot forward again, faster now, driven by a new surge of adrenaline. You couldn’t stop. You couldn’t hesitate.

“Red light!”

You froze.

And just when you thought you couldn’t take it anymore, your eyes caught something familiar.

Gi-Hun.

Your breath caught in your throat as you saw him, not too far ahead of you. He had his back turned to the doll, eyes wide, his body rigid with fear. His face was pale, his hands clenched into fists. Reminder thay he was there, and somehow, that made the unbearable weight of this all feel a little lighter.

But it wasn’t over. No one was safe yet.

"Green light."

This time, you could almost feel the finish line calling you. You let instinct take over, your legs pushing forward with everything you had left. There was no hesitation, no second thoughts. It was now or never. You pushed your body, gritted your teeth, and moved faster, ignoring the pain in your muscles, the exhaustion weighing you down.

And then, before you knew it, you were there.

The finish line.

You couldn’t stop the burst of relief that washed over you, but the sense of triumph didn’t last long. You had made it. You were alive. But at what cost?

You stood there for a moment, chest heaving, trying to catch your breath, as the game continued to echo in your ears. The sound of the gunshots, the screams of the players who hadn't been so lucky—everything felt distant now. You were safe. For now.

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When the game finally ended, you were herded back into the massive dormitory, your body trembling with exhaustion and fear. Each step felt like it was dragging you deeper into an abyss of uncertainty. Your limbs were sore, your mind numb from the chaos of it all.

You collapsed onto your bunk, your eyes unfocused as you stared blankly at the cold, hard floor. The events of the game kept replaying in your head—each horrifying second flashing by like a nightmare you couldn’t escape. The gunfire. The screams. The lifeless bodies being dragged away. The cold, unfeeling nature of it all.

Before you even realized it, your face was wet. Tears streamed down your cheeks as the weight of everything hit you all at once. The sobs came unexpectedly, choking your breath, and you buried your face in your hands, trying to quiet the noise inside you.

“Hey.”

The voice was familiar, but you couldn’t bring yourself to look up, too overwhelmed with the flood of emotions crashing over you.

“Hey!”

A sharp hand grabbed your shoulder, yanking you from the haze of your shock. You flinched, eyes snapping upward to find Gi-Hun standing over you, his face twisted with a mix of shock, anger, and something deeper—something you couldn’t quite place.

“What are you doing here?” His voice was rough, urgent, laced with frustration as his hands gripped your shoulders tightly. “What the hell are you doing here?”

“I-I don’t know,” you stammered, voice shaking. “I didn’t know it would be like this, Oppa. I thought…”

“You thought what?” Gi-Hun cut you off, his voice rising with a sharp edge, his hands trembling with fury. His eyes were wild, almost panicked, and it only made your heart race more. “That this was just some harmless game? Do you have any idea what you’ve gotten yourself into? Do you?!” Now yelling at you with everything he has.

Tears spilled over again, your body shaking as you tried to make sense of the situation. “I’m sorry,” you whispered through the sobs, choking on the words. “I didn’t know. I didn’t know it would be like this.”

Gi-Hun let out a strained, pained breath, and for a moment, you saw the anger crack and slip into something else—something like fear. But his face quickly hardened again, his grip on your shoulders tightening as if to ground you.

“You shouldn’t be here!” he snapped, his voice low but raw. His eyes were wide with disbelief. “I came back to stop this! To help people! But now… now you’re here, in the middle of it... Why didn’t you tell me?! Why didn’t you tell me what was going on?!”

“I didn’t know, Oppa, I swear—”

Gi-Hun took a step back, running a hand through his hair, frustration and worry written all over his face. He was breathing hard, eyes darting around as if the reality of the situation was suddenly too much to handle. His anger faded, but it was replaced by an overwhelming sadness—one that seemed to suffocate both of you in that moment.

“Why didn’t you tell me?” he repeated, voice softer now, but with a heartbreaking tremor in it. “I told you before… you can’t trust strangers. You have to tell me everything. I could’ve helped you, I could’ve protected you.” He stared at you for a long moment, shaking his head as though he couldn’t believe what was happening. “I’m supposed to be the one protecting you. I came back for you, and this is what I find?!”

You flinched at the harshness of his words, the truth of them sinking in like a heavy stone. The shock of everything that had happened, the brutality of the game, still had you frozen in place. You couldn’t respond. You just sat there, trembling, caught in the storm of emotions whirling around both of you.

For a while, neither of you spoke. The air between you was thick with everything unsaid—the fear, the anger, the guilt. Gi-Hun finally let out a quiet sigh, his shoulders slumping in exhaustion.

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The colorful cultures of skateboarding, surf, and hip-hop started to shape fashion in the late 1970s and early 1980s, hence sparking streetwear's beginnings. Its expansion was significantly aided by the United States' West Coast, especially California. Inspired by the growing surf culture and ready ground for what would become a worldwide movement, brands like Stüssy arose. With artists and fans both embracing a style marked by huge silhouettes and strong graphics, streetwear evolved and the impact of music—especially hip-hop—further confirmed its place in popular culture. From punk to urban, each streetwear business serving different subcultures, the 1990s and early 2000s saw an explosion of streetwear labels setting the foundation for the mix of luxury and casual wear defining modern streetwear today.

Streetwear originated in America's energetic metropolitan hubs in the 1970s and 1980s. Skateboarding, hip-hop, and punk music combined in a melting pot to produce a rebellious and unique style. The young people especially found it appealing as the appearance was all about expressing uniqueness and challenging social conventions. Streetwear started to take off as the decades passed, peaked when well-known designers started including it into their designs.

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     All the kpop idols being invited to fashion events and becoming houses ambassadors made me think about how fashion luxury houses are so fast to turn around and try to seduce a public they used to turn their backs to. In fact, these companies have always wanted to dissociate themselves with certain groups and figures. The Kardashians are a great example of this phenomenon, luxury houses didn’t really want anything to do with them until Balmain’s creative director Olivier Rousteing took an interest in the family.

   In France, owning luxury items is popular in urban areas leading to a love and hate relationship between fashion houses and these populations that don’t fit the image of said houses. The derogatory, racist and classist term “Lacoste TN” designate young black and north African men living in urban areas dressing in Lacoste tracksuits with AirMax TN sneakers. The term is widely known and shows the popularity of this style mixing streetwear and luxury. Unfortunately for these houses, this is not the lifestyle and outdoor activities they are trying to promote :(  The luxury tennis outfit oriented brand Lacoste especially, whose popularity in the suburbs is incredible, has been vocal about not wanting to associate with this group. Eventually, with them playing quite a large part in Lacoste’s sales in France, the house ended collaborating with french rapper Moha La Squale. 

   France is not the first country encountering this behavior. Actually, the popularization of streetwear, monogram, sneakers and chunky jewelry in luxury is due to the African American community in neighborhoods of New York and Hip Hop music. Dapper Dan was an amazing designer from Harlem, is influence on black music and the style associated with it is huge. His work at first consisted of creating knock-offs of luxury items and playing around with logos. That is how the monogram print was popularized. Luxury houses which excluded black people, did not want to be associated with them or their music, called their style tacky, ghetto or ratchet started reappropriating these creations and selling them to white rich people in the suburbs. 

   When European luxury houses first made their first steps into Asia, whiteness and the Parisian style was the goal. Boarding school uniform inspired preppy was in vogue in Japan starting from the 1960′s. I have always found it odd how 30 years later, with the rise of Harajuku fashion and the popularity of streetstyle photography magazine FRUiTS, these brands never tried to collaborate or work with young Japanese artists. It was maybe too tacky for them, too out of pocket or too “street” since it seems like it is a global problem. So it is funny now to see how Heavn by Marc Jacobs collaborated with FRUiTS Magazine’s photographer Shoichi Aoki and tried to mimic an aesthetic by watering down alternative asian fashion culture and manufacturing it to sell it to the mass while the whole purpose of the movement was to protest against social norms by being unique and creating unique in the world pieces mixing traditional and modern clothing. I am not trying to say i hate the brand, I actually liked it at first, I am juste a girl in my twenties who likes asian fashion so of course I liked it. But when thinking about it, nothing new has been created, everything they sell is already available on the market. It just caters down to mass consumerism and the “weird girl aesthetic” that for some reason makes me think of the manic pixie dream girl except it is fashion. 

   Now with the influence of Korean culture you know they had to ! Houses will go out of their way to have at least one Korean celebrity sit at their show, idols being the golden ticket. Even if this is not new and even if I am glad artists get this opportunity, I find it sad and sometimes reducing to invite pretty faces instead of actually working with them on interesting projects, especially since South Korea is a buzzing spot for emerging designers and small artists. It is like non white people have two options: be excluded or be a totem. 

(if you want to know more about Heavn i suggest you watch this video ! it is really interesting and i agree with everything being said)