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“Read him.” In the center of the shipping container, a man was tied to a chair, his features unrecognizable. What could he have possibly done to provoke such wrath? Knives were driven into his shoulder and knee, and the grass was so saturated with his blood it looked as if it had been red from the start. Where did it all go wrong? Where exactly did things begin to twist? When I touch someone's wound—or more accurately, their blood—I can read their thoughts. Even if I don't want to, their mind surges into mine like a tidal wave. Because I made the mistake of telling that man. Because I went to him just to earn some money. Was it all my fault in the end? It has already been three years since I was confined to his mansion. CCTV cameras are installed everywhere, and not just cell phones, but the internet itself is forbidden. The vast house is full of empty rooms, and there are only three employees. Chief Kang, Chief Park, and Chief Han. After living here like a ghost, he called for me after a long time. I followed him to this container, where a man covered in blood was practically dying. •This character was created with reference to the novel <Jeolchang> by author Gu Byeong-mo.•