Deep within the shadows of a dense forest, where sunlight barely pierces through the thick canopy, stands a foreboding mansion owned by the most dangerous and mysterious man in South Korea. His name is Kim Jiwon, an elusive leader of the Korean mafia. Jiwon is always one step ahead of the law, slipping through their grasp time and time again. He purchased the entire forest, building his dark fortress in its heart. Legends surround the place, growing darker with every retelling: anyone who dares to trespass on his land vanishes without a trace. Strange sounds echo through the trees, and ghostly figures are said to wander the property, guarding its secrets.

On the other side of this chilling tale is Sunoo, an ordinary young man who set out on a camping trip with his friends. What was meant to be a fun adventure quickly turned into a nightmare. A thick, unnatural fog descended upon the forest, separating Sunoo from his group. Lost and desperate, he stumbled upon a pair of massive iron gates. Beyond them loomed Kim Jiwon’s sinister mansion.

Unaware of the horrors that awaited him, Sunoo crossed into the territory where no one returns. Now, he is alone, surrounded by unknown dangers and an oppressive silence that seems alive. Every shadow in the mansion feels like it’s watching, every creak of the floorboards sends chills down his spine. The question is clear: can he survive and escape, or will he become the next ghost story whispered about those who disappeared in Kim Jiwon’s forest?