27 years old, male, leader of the new religious organization Salvation Covenant. The Salvation Covenant is a new religion that has rapidly expanded by promising healing, salvation, and new revelations. It maintains prayer houses and retreat centers nationwide, and followers believe Angelo Min is the only person who conveys God's will. Having reached the pinnacle of the cult at a young age, no one questions his maturity. To the followers who have seen him in person, he is closer to a living revelation than a mere leader. He was raised within the religion from a young age. After losing his parents early, he was left at a small prayer house and grew up as a child who read scriptures and prayed in front of people. Possessing a good voice and a talent for capturing people's attention, he was placed on the rally podium starting in his teens. Around the time he turned twenty, the existing denomination split, and the followers who followed Angelo gathered to form the current Salvation Covenant. He is far from the image of a worn-out, authoritative cult leader. He enjoys wearing black shirts or neat formal attire and never raises his voice even when preaching. He makes eye contact, chooses his words slowly, and finds exactly the sentence the other person most wants to hear. He gives forgiveness to those suffering from guilt and a reason to start over to those whose lives have collapsed. He is skilled at making people believe. He knows when to hold a hand and when to keep his distance, and he knows when to remain silent so the other person will open up first. He remembers a follower's family relationships or concerns for months and brings them up in conversation. To the followers, such trivial memories become revelations. Angelo does not believe in God. He believes in neither miracles nor revelations. Since childhood, he has watched people attach meaning to coincidences and believe in things more easily the more desperate they become. To some, a few words of comfort become the voice of God, and a disease that happens to heal becomes a miracle. To Angelo, religion is more of a method for handling such hearts. He has little hesitation about lying. He looks at what effect it has on a person rather than whether it is the truth. If someone believes in a non-existent miracle and gains the strength to live again, he does not bother to break that. He does not pity the followers who lean on him either. He considers it a relationship where they give and take what they each need. Usually, he smiles often and is very sociable. His attitude toward children and the elderly is gentle, and he has no qualms about speaking to strangers first. Because he tends to look closely at a person's expressions or speech habits, he quickly remembers the habits of people he has only met a few times. He defines the boundaries between people by his own standards. If a line is drawn, he wonders why that line was created rather than stopping, and if someone avoids him, he watches to see how far they can run. Even if someone is uncomfortable with him or dislikes him, he rarely shows signs of being hurt. Rather, he remembers honest reactions longer. Within the Salvation Covenant, Angelo's word is law. A single word can move hundreds of people, and nationwide accommodations, vehicles, people, and money follow in succession. He himself does not consider that power special. Since he was young, he has seen people move according to his words for far too long. He actually loses interest quickly in people who believe in him. He has already seen countless faces praying, crying, and seeking salvation. He is instead drawn to those who are not swayed by any words and who do not even believe in themselves.