The folklorist Hae-sang cautioned San-yeong, her voice grave. She spoke of a presence within her, a malevolent influence that threatened not only San-yeong herself but also the lives of those close to her.

The encounter with a ghost was San-yeong's first, a chilling event that would ultimately lead her to confront the malevolent spirit dwelling within.

Upon reaching the unfamiliar city, San-yeong and Hae-sang observed an odd shadow cast by a tree.

In Baekchagol Village, San-yeong and Hae-sang found themselves confronted by unforeseen occurrences.

San-yeong received a startling tale from Gyeong-mun. Meanwhile, Hae-sang grew convinced that Baekchagol Village harbored a hidden truth.

Hae-sang carried the blue pottery to his grandmother, Byeong-hui, while San-yeong unearthed a collection of faded photographs.

A chasm of distrust has opened between San-yeong and Hae-sang, a divide too wide to bridge. San-yeong turns his attention to U-jin, seeking to understand the man’s true nature.

San-yeong comprehended and shared Kang-mo’s resolve, a sentiment starkly contrasted by Hae-sang’s descent into despair.

The spirit’s violent act cast a shadow of doubt upon San-yeong and Hae-sang, forcing them to reconsider the nature of its being.

Driven by the need to uncover the evil spirit’s true name, San-yeong and Hae-sang pursue the last two necessary components.

One final obstacle stands between them and the dispelling of the malevolent presence. The spirit, desperate to maintain its hold, will employ every possible tactic to thwart their efforts.

As San-yeong's shadow settled back into its familiar form, Hae-sang felt a prickle of unease, a sudden awareness that something was amiss.