Create an exactly 30-second, 16:9, 24fps hyper-realistic Korean live-action action thriller with dry

Create an exactly 30-second, 16:9, 24fps hyper-realistic Korean live-action action thriller with dry dark comedy. Nighttime outside a modern Korean convenience store, wet pavement reflecting storefront lights. PYONA exits carrying a small paper bag. Three intimidating adult men surround her. The leader says, “You have three choices: give us your phone, apologize, or fight.” PYONA calmly studies the gap between them and says, “I'll take number four.” She walks through the opening and adds, “You leave.” The leader's smile disappears. He grabs her forearm. She looks at his hand and says, “That was the wrong answer.” When he pulls her, she steps toward him, rotates with his force and redirects his momentum into the convenience-store door. A second man charges with a punch. PYONA sidesteps and redirects him into the first man. A third attacks from behind; she steps aside and redirects him into stacked plastic crates, which collapse from the collision. The three men freeze. The leader asks, “Who are you?” PYONA calmly replies, “I already told you.” She picks up her bag, walks past them, then looks back and says, “Number four.” Cut to black. Use grounded physical choreography: realistic weight, momentum, inertia, friction, leverage, balance and collision reactions. PYONA wins through timing and redirection, never superhuman strength. Controlled cinematic camera with consistent screen direction and clear full-body framing during physical actions. Natural nighttime ambience and realistic impact sounds only. No music or narration. Negative prompt: supernatural strength, flying bodies, wire-fu, invisible force, impossible throws, premature falls, teleportation, duplicate characters, appearance drift, costume changes, location changes, excessive camera shake, exaggerated slow motion, cartoon physics, blood, gore, weapons, broken bones, head impacts, logos, watermark.