LEE EUL

Seowoo, president of the film club, is standing outside in the rain, a welcome break from the noisy and chaotic bar behind her. A girl with orange hair stumbles out the doors and practically into her arms. It’s a minute encounter, but Seowoo has seen the greatest romances bloom from the smallest moments in the movies. So when Hayoung shows up to join the film club, Seowoo – who’s not even sure what she herself is feeling – finds her heart skipping a beat.

Seowoo, president of the film club, is standing outside in the rain, a welcome break from the noisy and chaotic bar behind her, when a girl with orange hair stumbles out the doors and practically into her arms. Then she begins singing “Dancing in the Rain” while... dancing in the rain. It’s a minute encounter, really, but Seowoo has seen the greatest romances bloom from the smallest moments in the movies. So when Hayoung shows up to join the film club, Seowoo – who’s not even sure what she herself is feeling – finds her heart skipping a beat

"Ever since that earthquake incident, I've been able to see monsters." In the rapidly changing city, "artifacts", which were on the verge of extinction, have begun to draw closer to humans.