From childhood, Ha-ram has depended on her sunglasses; without them, the world dissolves into a landscape of horrors.

Mu-gang’s hospital room was visited by those with important things to say – Su-wan and Ha-ram – yet he appeared unable to recognize either of them.

Grim Reaper 444 was known throughout the realms for his icy demeanor. A figure of considerable power, his reputation preceded him. Now, however, a new assignment – and an equally new partner – threatened to unravel everything he had built.

Ha-ram is consumed by guilt, convinced she is responsible for Mu-gang’s fading memories. 444, desperate for her assistance, finds Ha-ram resistant to his pleas.

Driven by a fierce resolve to save him, Ha-ram returns to the city of Mujin alone. Black is acutely aware of the repercussions should her efforts prove successful.

The lingering dread of the nightmare – a disturbing vision centered on a videotape – receded as Black awoke. A disconcerting shift within him had been growing, a subtle but undeniable movement toward humanity. This realization spurred him t…

Ha-ram was at the hospital, attending to a request for Man-soo, when she experienced a vision—a glimpse of a stranger’s demise that held a vital clue.

The more Black learned of the circumstances surrounding Mujin's shopping mall collapse, the harder it became for him to maintain the detached composure expected of a Grim Reaper. He found himself increasingly unable to suppress his feelings…

While the perpetrator of Tiffany’s assault remains unknown, Ha-ram dedicates herself to safeguarding the well-being of those affected by the event, a commitment that frequently provokes Black’s irritation.

The details of Mu-gang’s childhood photograph stirred a disquiet within Black. He found himself troubled by the realization that Ha-ram remained unaware of the truth.

At the protest, Ha-ram had a premonition of a fire, a small child caught within its reach. Black crossed a boundary no grim reaper should ever violate.

Ignoring a stranger’s caution against interference, Ha-ram nonetheless begins to pursue the trail of a serial murderer, even as official investigators are already on the case.

While detectives piece together the disturbing details of a psychopathic killer who is unsettling the nation, Black persists in his desperate hunt for Ha-ram.

Black returns swiftly to the place where Ha-ram vanished. Meanwhile, Crazy Dog acquires what seems to be a key for a safe belonging to Man-soo’s father.

The news report of his father’s condition struck Man-soo with a jolt. He sought out Man-ho, demanding answers, a clear accounting of the truth. Meanwhile, Ha-ram’s mother turned her attention to Black, confronting him directly.

Following Mu-gang’s path from that fateful day, Black pieces together fragments of information, seeking the location of a videotape—the one holding irrefutable proof.

Driven by the need to unravel Joon’s perplexing disappearance, Black pursues every available clue. Separately, Ha-ram witnesses something unsettling: a shadow residing within another person.

Pressed persistently by both 416 and 007, Black finds himself wrestling with a growing uncertainty about whether to surrender the laptop as evidence.