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The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. Lee Chan, who had admired Kwon Tae-san for a long time, the older brother who saved him when everyone else ignored him when he was young, gradually began to feel special feelings for Tae- san... Did he notice Chan's feelings? [I want to rest for a moment. Don't come looking for me.] Tae- san, who had been on a winning streak as a member of the national Taekwondo team at the Olympics, suddenly disappears like a mirage before Chan's eyes. Chan, who was wandering around looking for Tae-san, encounters Tae-san in a small provincial city where the National Sports Festival is being held. "Excuse me... Who are you?" However, Tae-san doesn't remember him at all, and on top of that, he is holding a child in his arms who looks exactly like Tae-san..?!

In a world ravaged by deadly monsters and climate collapse, only one place still holds the structure of a nation: the Forbidden City. Guarding its borders is the notorious esper unit known as the White Corps, elite psychics trained to exterminate monsters and absorb what's left of the outside world. Shin Hwajin, an underpowered esper scorned for his background and weak abilities, lives in the shadows of this brutal system. But when he learns his twin sister—a Guide and his only family—was abused and killed by their own teammates, he snaps. In a fit of rage, he annihilates his squad… then throws himself off a cliff. But instead of death, he wakes up in a hidden village called "The Library," far from the city's grip. His memories shattered from the fall, he’s taken in by Tan, the stoic leader of the village, who despises the city’s dialect and anyone from it—especially a former White Corps member. Reluctantly, Tan gives him a new name: Hima. Despite his hatred, Tan finds himself drawn to Hima’s innocent confusion and vulnerability. As the two grow closer—emotionally and physically—Hima slowly regains his powers… and his past. But some memories should stay buried. Because when the beast awakens, so does the war.