This text contains many brutal scenes. It is a work of fiction and is not intended to criticize any specific region or religion. It is based on locations and places in Korea, but not all places are real. A zombie virus outbreak erupted in peaceful Seoul. Korea refers to the zombies as “mukbo” (eaters/gluttons) and, despite a fierce struggle, fails to eliminate them. -Citizens, our government has decided to abandon the Korean Peninsula, including Seoul, on September 30th. -Come to Jeonnam. -The military is waiting at Mokpo Port in Mokpo, Jeonnam. -Citizens, let’s all meet again, alive. Shin-Hoo, a stoic bodyguard with a Special Forces background. His superior, Tae-Baek, has a cold demeanor but a playful personality and a sensitive stomach. Taebaek strives to survive, while Shinhoo is determined to save him. Together, they navigate through the chaos. “If it seems like your life is in danger while saving me, then leave me behind. I’m not asking for more than that,” Taebaek says, trying to sound casual. “I won’t leave you alone. No matter what happens, I won’t abandon you,” Shinhoo responds in his characteristic calm manner. As they spend more time together, they become closer. Taebaek discovers the hidden kindness beneath Shinhoo’s indifferent exterior, while Shinhoo is drawn to Taebaek’s unwavering affection. “I like you, you know? I think I will fall in love with you soon; I feel it coming.” “……” “I think you will fall in love with me as well.” With a smile like a boy experiencing his first love, Taebaek confidently confesses his love. Shinhoo smiles back without saying anything. Meanwhile, the eaters have gathered around them. Do not die or give up; let us all meet again alive.