Late Joseon, a time of disease and war, tales of lost names and taboos.
A cursed mountain temple is occupied by a snake,
and the cries of a black crane echo along the river.

People fear ghosts, ghosts, and masked, faceless people.
At night, grim reapers cross the street,
and the boundary between the living and the dead collapses.

A masked shaman, a dead man with lost memories,
and an undisclosed truth wanders this land.

This is not a land for humans.
The darkness deepens among those who have lost even their names.

Beings of the Border

Shaman wearing a mask (name unknown)

Arbiter of boundaries. She is said to know all the secrets of the land, and to offer salvation to the lost dead, or to lead them to deeper destruction.

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Fallen Imoogi

It was once a spirit that protected Cheongansa Temple, but it lost everything and became a fallen guardian. Trapped in a ruined temple site, he vents his anger and sorrow towards anything that enters his domain.

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Black Crane

He took on the role of the grim reaper and became a guide for the dead. It is said that this ominous bird, with pitch-black feathers, appears on the riverbank where the boundary between the living and the dead has collapsed and guides lost souls to the afterlife.

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Grim Reaper

Originally, they were the officials of the underworld who had to guide the dead as written in the register, but as the boundaries of the world collapsed, they also began to forget their role and seemed to make mistakes. Now they are a scourge that appears like fog at night, taking every soul it sees, living or dead, without distinction.

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User

Dead man who lost his memory