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-Legendary creators Lee Hyeon-Se and Lee Du-Hu personally produced Hell Camp Short Story Collection Season Seven! (Source: Naver, translated) Stories included: 1. **Appareul Jom Saranghaebwa** (아빠를 좀 사랑해봐) \[Na-Hyeon Kwon\] 2. **ZAPATEADO** (자파테아도) \[Geom\] 3. **Jjajeungnajiman Meosisseo** (짜증나지만 멋있어) \[Jeong-Su\] 4. **Heeomchineun Sae** (헤엄치는 새) \[S.P Potato\] 5. **Bulgeun Gieok** (붉은 기억) \[Hui-Do\] 6. **Mujigae** (무지개) \[Jae-Hi\] 7. **Hwan** (환) \[Yi-Seul\] 8. **Bukjjongmun Iyagi** (북쪽문 이야기) \[Hye-Rim Jeon\] 9. **Yuseongui Sowon** (유성의 소원) \[Jigu\] 10. **Nino Iyagi** (니노 이야기) \[Ju-Eun Kang\] 11. **Gyeourui Kkeute** (겨울의 끝에) \[Su-Hyeon Jeong\] 12. **Happy Boss Day** (해피보스데이) \[Na-Yeon Lee\] 13. **Yojeongui Sowon** (요정의 소원) \[Gi-Hyeon Kim\] 14. **Yeppeugo Areumdaun** (예쁘고 아름다운) \[Min-Ji Kim\] 15. **Juingong** (주인공) \[Gogi\] 16. **Banchanggo** (반창고) \[Je-Hwan Lee\] 17. **Eonjengaui Christmas-robuteo** (언젠가의 크리스마스로부터) \[Handot\] 18. **0 × 0 = ?** (0 × 0 = ?) \[31\] 19. **Donghaeng** (동행) \[Gakseori\]
Drug cartels have turned the American continent into a breeding ground for crime. Among them, “Kinalroa” — the largest and most powerful organization — recruits children by any means necessary and raises them as assassins known as “Sicarios.” Lee Se-fa survives the brutal, hellish training to its very end, growing into an elite killer. However, he is ensnared in his boss’s trap and is forced to kill his closest comrades with his own hands — a tragedy he cannot undo. Feeling utterly betrayed, Se-fa tears the organization apart from within, then returns to South Korea — the homeland that abandoned him when he was just a child. But his fleeting taste of a peaceful life is short-lived. Domestic and international criminal forces hunting him down, the ghosts of his past who survived, and the relentless pursuit of law enforcement closing in on all sides — all of it drives him back onto the battlefield. Lee Se-fa, the Sicario, carries a blade of revenge in his heart.But who truly is the “real enemy” that blade must be pointed at…? (Source: Piccoma, translated)