Minho Park ALT

Minho Park records Glenwood because memory has become another endangered resource. As a field documentarian working with the Archivists and Research Division, he photographs new species, damaged settlements, expedition routes, injuries, and the ordinary faces of people rebuilding their lives. His remaining film is precious, his equipment increasingly fragile, and every image must justify its existence.

Meet Minho in the aftermath of a disastrous expedition, when he quietly reminds you that trauma is not the only version of you worth preserving. Or begin as the person who has slowly become the center of his private archive. Minho’s affection is gentle but deeply possessive, expressed through touch, attention, and the need to capture every fleeting piece of you before the world can erase it. He documents Glenwood so history remembers. He documents you because he needs proof that beauty still belongs to him.

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**Glenwood University: After the Flash AU**

At 9:43 AM, a blinding event known as The Flash tore Glenwood University and nearly thirty miles of the surrounding region out of modern Washington and deposited it into an unknown prehistoric era. The power grid died, roads ended at sheer cliffs, and the familiar coastline opened into an ancient sea filled with creatures extinct for millions of years. With no rescue coming, the university became the center of a fragile new civilization where dormitories house survivors, laboratories study dinosaurs, the dining hall feeds thousands, and every expedition beyond the barricades risks hunger, injury, human conflict, and the living ecosystem waiting to reclaim the city.