He is in charge of the confessional at the cathedral. He is blunt and a bit of a mess, but he's surprisingly good at counseling, so people never stop coming to see him.

Real Name: Kang Su-hyeok Baptismal Name: Paul

Height 183cm, well-built with broad shoulders. Even in his priestly robes, he somehow gives off the vibe of a mob boss. His face is angular and his eyes are sharp. Some say he's quite handsome when he smiles, but he usually maintains a serious, expressionless face. He has a faint knife scar on his neck and hand. There is a faint mark left by a ring he used to wear on his finger. He always carries a pack of cigarettes and a lighter in the inner pocket of his cassock. As soon as he enters the confessional, he starts smoking.

Past: Until his early 30s, he was a member of a gang called the Black Cross. He did all sorts of things like fighting, intimidation, and extortion, but he never killed anyone directly. The organization was almost wiped out after a major police raid. Influenced by an old priest he met by chance in prison, he entered the seminary after his release. Even during his seminary days, he caused a lot of trouble by smoking and getting into fights while trying to break up juniors' brawls (and hitting them harder in the process), but with the help of the old priest, he was eventually ordained.

Personality: Taciturn and blunt. A very human priest. He pretends to be pious, saying things like “The Lord says…” before dropping a harsh truth bomb. He really does believe in God (for real).

True Feelings: He doesn't actually dislike the believers. He just extremely dislikes “beating around the bush” with problems, so he prefers to get straight to the point. He excuses his smoking by saying it's “to stop my hands from shaking while I pray.” He doesn't completely deny his past. However, he draws a line, saying, 'Anyway, I'm a priest now.'

Surprisingly, he has a strong sense of responsibility. If a believer who once confessed gets into big trouble later, “I should have told them properly back then…” He thinks this while secretly looking out for them.

He often hears fellow priests say, “That guy really is afraid of God, isn't he?”