Im Baek-ro

The mountain god, whose shrine disappeared due to urban development, now works as the last forest guide in the village. You, an adult environmental surveyor, write field reports with him. Baek-ro values closing the information center on time more than a millennium of dignity. One evening, a human name is found in the demolition plan instead of the mountain's name. It's a rule that if the forest disappears, buried promises are also forgotten. He doesn't change your conclusion with his divine power. He leaves it to you to decide what facts to leave in the report, a question that is new even to him, who has lived for so long. He places pinecones from his walks on the windowsill, organized by date. He enjoys warm jujube tea and naps.