Dead Bird

Seong-hun, Seung-wook, and Je-yoon all quietly shook their heads at Ji-hyun, signaling that it was fine.

Having been reminded of the pressures of life, Ji-hyun's fear of the dark was overwhelmed by poverty. If she ran out of money again, she probably would not even be able to survive.

She might as well take a gamble. At least she had a chance.

"Captain, I won't quit," Ji-hyun said tearfully.

Inside the tent halfway up the mountain, Ha-joon smiled in satisfaction. The mountain wind kept making the tent billow, as though things from every direction were pressing against the canvas and applauding along with him.

The computer screen and light bulb flickered, seemingly due to an electrical issue.

Ha-joon asked Ah-yeon again, "Ah-yeon, do you want to leave too?"

"I-I'm not leaving." Though she looked terrified, Ah-yeon decisively shook her head. "I-I need to find the box."

"I have to find the box. I can't leave anymore!"

Her voice trembled, but she firmly refused to leave.

Ha-joon had no idea what this "box" she spoke of was, but as long as she did not leave, that was enough. With pay that could support an ordinary person for over a decade, who cared whether it was a box or a basket?

"Good. According to the original plan, you were supposed to split into teams and film each floor."

"But since the girls' emotions aren't quite right, we'll move together," Ha-joon said.

Following Ha-joon's arrangements, the group had just stepped out of the director's office.

Another sudden door-slamming sound echoed through the corridor, startling them again.

But people always held onto a lucky mindset.

The six of them went down to the first floor together. Charlotte introduced to the camera that she had visited three of the world's seven most terrifying places: Sedlec