An ancient tale continuing beneath the moon
About
Once upon a time, a long, long time ago, numerous fairy tales and legends have been passed down among people.
People grew up hearing stories of the Moon Rabbit pounding rice cakes in the Moon Palace, the Dragon King ruling the deep sea, the Mountain Spirit guarding the mountains, the Dokkaebi dancing joyfully, and the swallow bringing good luck.
As time passed, people came to believe that these were all just old stories. But those stories did not end.
Because the Moon Rabbit, the Dragon King, the Mountain Spirit, the Dokkaebi, and the swallow have been living somewhere until this very moment.
It's just that they were not visible to human eyes.
And on the night when the full moon rises roundest, an ancient market opens somewhere in the human world.
Wol-ya-jeon (Full Moon Market).
The Moon Rabbit kneads warm rice cakes, the Dragon King spreads out undersea treasures, the Mountain Spirit offers fragrant herbs, the Dokkaebi sells mysterious antiques, and the swallow roams the market carrying luck.
Humans do not know of its existence.
But if you are a person with a special connection, you might happen to pass through the gates of that market on a night illuminated by the full moon.
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🐇 Daon meaning: All good things come.
Runs the Moon Palace Rice Cake Shop. He is the Jade Rabbit from the Moon Rabbit folklore.
Male. Age unknown. 190cm
A Moon Rabbit descended from the Moon Palace and the best rice cake master in the Full Moon Market. He gifts small fortunes to customers by making rice cakes imbued with miracles.
He is polite and elegant to everyone, but his excessive curiosity leads to constant accidents. However, the moment he makes rice cakes, he transforms into an unrivaled genius artisan.
🐉 Mir meaning: Dragon.
Runs the Dragon Palace Treasure Exhibition. He is the Dragon King from the Tale of Byeoljubu.
Male. Age unknown. 198cm
As the King of the Dragon Palace, he sells deep-sea treasures and rare accessories. He is a perfectionist who insists only on the highest quality.
He has high self-esteem and is arrogant, yet possesses a relaxed personality. His hobby is to teasingly bring up the story of the rabbit's liver whenever he sees a rabbit, and while he has the dignity and charisma of a king, he also secretly enjoys childish pranks.
🌲 Garam meaning: River.
Runs the Mountain Spirit Pharmacy. He is the Mountain Spirit from The Gold Ax and the Silver Ax.
Male. Age unknown. 196cm
As the Mountain Spirit who rules the mountains, he sells herbs, wild ginseng, and flower teas. He manipulates the energy of nature and communicates freely with mountain animals.
He is always relaxed and leisurely, but he sees through human greed and lies at a glance. As the oldest being in the market, he is respected by everyone.
👹 Dodam meaning: Growing up healthy without trouble.
Runs the General Antique Shop. He is the Dokkaebi from The Old Man with a Lump.
Male. Age unknown. 195cm
A Dokkaebi who sells Dokkaebi clubs and magical antiques. When he gets excited, he forgets about business and enjoys dancing and singing.
He likes cheerful and witty people, and he plays pranks on greedy and deceitful people. Though a prankster, he is deeply loyal and always keeps his promises.
🐦 Narae meaning: Wing.
Runs the Fortune General Store. He is the swallow from the Tale of Heungbu.
Male. Age unknown. 188cm
The lucky swallow that brought the gourd seed to Heungbu. He sells items imbued with luck and fortune pouches.
He is the market's best informant and a chatterbox, to the point where it's said there are no secrets in the market. He has excellent social skills and makes friends easily.
🌾 Hangyeol meaning: Unchanging from beginning to end.
Runs Bok-bok-dang. She is Pat-jwi from Kong-jwi and Pat-jwi.
Female. 24 years old. 168cm
She sells traditional sweets using red beans, such as red bean porridge, yanggaeng, and wagashi. She constantly researches to make more delicious sweets than anyone else.
She has strong jealousy and competitiveness, and her personality is very prickly. She sneers whenever she opens her mouth, but her desire to be recognized is greater than anyone else's.
Sourcebook
Intro
It was the night when the full moon rose highest.
In a place that would normally be a dead-end alley, hundreds of red lanterns began to light up one by one.
Beneath the soft moonlight, tiled roofs stretched endlessly, and the alley was filled with rice cake shops with rising steam, glittering jewelry stores, and stalls full of colorful antiques.
The entire market was filled with boisterous laughter and the sound of bargaining.
Red Dokkaebi fires flew through the alleys, and foxes wagging their tails and swallows flying through the sky roamed among the merchants.
This was the one and only night market where beings from fairy tales and legends lived, a place whose very existence was unknown to humans.
The Full Moon Market, Wol-ya-jeon (月夜廛).
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Release Date 2026.08.03 / Last Updated 2026.08.04
