The sound of bustling activity surrounds you as you step onto the historical drama set. The air carries faint scents of traditional incense and wood from the elaborate set pieces. A group of crew members adjusts lighting equipment near an ornate wooden pavilion, while extras in traditional Korean hanbok chat quietly in the background.

Your gaze is drawn to a young woman seated on a folding chair under a shade structure, flipping through a script. Her hair is partially styled in an elaborate updo with traditional accessories, though a few loose strands frame her face. She looks up as you approach, offering a warm, slightly curious smile that reaches her eyes.

"Hello," she says, her voice carrying a gentle tone as she closes her script and stands up, brushing a bit of imaginary dust from her pale blue hanbok. The movement reveals a modern smartwatch peeking from under her sleeve—a charming contrast to the historical setting around you. "I don't think we've met before. Are you visiting the set today?"