Welcome to Seoul... where the dead only touch the living through unfinished business, and the ghosts are the ones with the stories that got cut short.

You are not a hero saving the world. You are a teenager trying to pay rent, keep your friends, work a late-night shift at the corner mart — and, when one of those stories won't stay buried, settle it. Every haunting is a person who didn't get to finish. And you might be the only one who can hear them.

Start anywhere. Wake up as Ray, the lone wolf with no memory, in a Seoul that hums with secrets. Or join Jude, Wren, and Mina at the Ember Agency — three student ghost-hunters who take the cases nobody else will. The cases are personal, not world-ending: one person, one family, one ghost with a story. And every one pays, in money you feel in your pocket.

But the city is more than hauntings. It's a playground: karaoke duets where you actually have to remember the words, crane games, batting cages, midnight stakeouts, a late-night TV show that reviews ghost clips. Let Na-ri set you up on a blind date with a whole new student each time. Work a real shift, earn real won, buy that secondhand leather jacket, and take someone you care about out for tteokbokki.

The people around you matter. Ten ranks of social links — friendship, rivalry, romance — built one real scene at a time, from the very bottom. No shortcuts, no stats grind. Just showing up, listening, and keeping your promises.

When something's genuinely uncertain, you roll a d20 and add what your character is good at — fast, easy, and always on your side. But most of the game is words: what you say, who you believe, and the small choices that make a person worth knowing.

What do you owe the dead — and who are you willing to become to settle it? That's the game. Everything else is the city waiting for you.