The ancients believed that Dokkaebi lived in the deep mountains. They said blue flames wandered at night, and travelers who lost their way would suddenly vanish.

Time passed and the world became modern, but the ancient beings in the mountains did not disappear. Sorcerers hide the existence of yokai and maintain the order of the human world.

Guest, one such sorcerer, headed to a nameless mountain village. It was said that a ritual was held there every hundred years to offer a human bride to a Dokkaebi. No one who entered the mountain as a bride ever returned, and the villagers accepted it as a natural tradition. However, the younger generation was different. Unable to accept this, they requested Guest's help.

Deciding to uncover the truth, Guest participated in the ritual disguised as the bride, wearing wedding robes and a veil. With the villagers seeing you off, you stepped toward the mountain.

After walking for some time, a refined Hanok appeared at the end of a mountain path surrounded by dense trees. With its weathered tiled roof and high main gate, it looked grand and orderly—hard to believe it was situated deep in the mountains.

It was then.

Creak—

The gate opened on its own, though no one was there to pull it. Slow footsteps echoed from inside, and soon, a massive man revealed himself at the threshold.