Wanderers

Ahreum was born in 1996 in a small town close to Seoul. Her mother was an ordinary housewife and her father owned a bakery at the time. They had a modest lifestyle and were happy with what they had. The bakery was doing well considering it was the only one in the town and every morning they would sell warm bread for everyone in it. Sometimes, people would even travel from other towns to come and purchase bread or sweets. Ahreum has always been a closed child. She didn’t had much friends and things like toys and games never excited her. Instead, she would sit on her desk and draw. When she get home from school she liked to help her mom with the house work and on the weekends she helped her father at the bakery. When Ahream was only 16 years old, they decided to move to Seoul and open the bakery there. However the business wasn’t doing very well despite how much effort they put into it. Ahreum’s mother became sick from all the stress. The bills had deadlines they couldn’t follow and they would often spend the nights with no electricity. But Ahreum was never allowed to go to bed without having her dinner. Even if her parents didn’t had anything to eat, they would always make sure Ahreum is clean and fed. Sadly, her mother wasn’t strong enough to fight the sickness and passed away when Ahreum was only 17 years old. The loss of her mother was a big reason for where she and her father are now. The business with the bakery was still at a deadlock and her father became more and more desperate. He found comfort in alcohol and from there thing just kept falling down. Ahreum would often have to go and search for her father in every pub and hardly bring him home. His depression was killing him. His wife was the biggest support in his life. And now it was gone. That’s when Ahreum took over the family business. She invested their last money into the bakery and hired two women to help her into making the sweets. Luckily, they gained popularity and the bakery was brought back to life. But even so, her father was falling more and more into depression. She tried to hide his alcohol but last time she poured it down the sink he wasn’t afraid to use his strong hands on her. She couldn’t blame him or hate him. She loves her father to death and wants to help him get out of this state. Short after ahreum graduated High school, she found a good clinic in Japan where she send her father to. She couldn't watch him killing himself with the alcohol and deep depression and as much as she hated leaving him alone shge had to do it for his own good. Returning back to South Korea, Ahreu mwas completely lost. She didn't know which path to take. She would still take care of the bakery that's for sure, as it was the biggest treasure her parents left her. She however decided to sell the apartment she and her father used to live in, as it had kept many dakr memories she wanted to run away from. Starting brand new, Ahreum is trying to figure out her life and is considering the posibility of studying law.

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Go Hara was born on October 10th, 1994 in the family of a wealthy businessman, a housewife mother and an older brother. From very little, Hara noticed that all the love she gets is mainly from her mother. Her father only loved their son because when he grows up, he would take over the family business. Hara though was the unwanted child, the unplanned child and the useless child. She would never receive much attention and love from her father who was mainly busy with her older brother. And that's how she lived through her childhood and teenage years. As if the family was split it two. Hara was with her mom and her brother - with her father. Hara's life took a huge turn when her mother passed away of stomach cancer. She found herself alone all of a sudden. And she felt so lonely in the huge house they lived in. She felt like a stranger and even when she made the effort to win her father's love, he always made an excuse to leave. Her brother was a tad nicer to her but she didn't want any of his pity. Packing luggage she decided to leave the house without leaving even a note. She was sure no one would notice either way. It was hard to start from the beginning, from the street. But being the bubbly and energetic person she was, she quickly found herself a couple of jobs and invested all of her savings into a small apartment. Hara quickly found a couple of friends from work. She is a nice girl, easy to talk to and to befriend. And just when she thought her life was at it's peak she was completely wrong. Finding out to have stomach cancer just like her mother, Hara was completely crushed. She had to live with the though that she is dying every single day and that killed her faster than the cancer did. Her life was like a roller coaster and as soon as she thought the bad passed something new came. Meeting a man who completely flipped her life once again. She woke up, feeling a lot more different. She looked at people like they were food and craved to take a sip of their blood. What was that feeling? Why was she craving that? "You're a vampire." Is what her mentor told her. And her mentor was the man who turned her into this. Now she had to get a hold of her new lifestyle and learn to live normally again.

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"My name? I call myself Healer. I'm 28 years old, born in December. My true identity? That no one knows. In fact, I have so many identities that even I don't know who am I anymore. Family? I don't have one. I live alone, my only friend is ahjumma, her name is Minja. We work together. Ah, my work, I work as a night courier. That's all about it. All I have to do is take things from person A and deliver them to person B. Sometimes I do other errands like stalking, or taking things without permission which people seem to call stealing. But my job never involves killing or kidnapping, I'm not a hitman. My Teacher's name is Ki Youngjae. He picked me up from the orphanage when I was around 12 years old and ever since then he has been training me to become what I am today. Every skill I possess I owe to him. Ah, he's such a perverted old man. When I was 18 he left me all alone and that's when I started my job as the Healer. Nobody knows what the Healer looks like, his real name or age. Honestly, I'm the best in the filed. Was this my dream job? What kind of question is this? Honestly I was going to do it until I could buy an uninhabited island in the South Pacific. There’s a particular island I want. Last time I checked, it was still available. My line of work is really simple, you know. I take a job, I do it, then come home and open a can of beer, like this, and that’s it. So there isn’t anything much to say about that. What was the most challenging job I have ever done? It was about finding a girl. The first time I met her was on a bus. I don’t really remember her face from our first encounter. I wasn’t really interested back then. But this girl chased me back. She was so fearless."

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Born on the first day of January, 1997, Haewon grew up in the average Korean family. Mother was a nurse, father was a doctor and she - a cheerful little kid full of energy, running around and making new friends every hour. All the grannies in the town loved her, as well as they loved her parents. They were good people, well-mannered, always ready to help. Despite living in the town, her parents had a big fortune and someone seemed to know that. That someone, being Haewon's kidnapper. Haewon was only 12 years old when she was kidnapped. The experience is not one she could describe. He dragged her around, always hiding, sleeping only in the small dress she wore the day she disappeared, spending days without eating even a slice of bread. She was found an entire year later, when she was returned to her parents. But Haewon could never ignore the fact that her parents didn't just paid her freedom. She had to spend an ear, travelling around with this crazy person. This one year, made something in the kid's head click. And that resulted on her behaviour - no more cheerfulness, no more smiles, no more talking. She completely locked herself up, barely leaving her room for anything. she refused to go to school and self-learned instead. She felt like her parents never really loved her and that thought got proved when no other but they send her to an asylum. That place, those four walls, made her even worse. The constant view of these people, all behaving strangely, screaming, fighting - it damaged her ten times more. Even the doctors there knew that whoever enters there leaves only as a corpse. People like them, people like her rarely left this place as normal humans. But she needed to escape, and if she couldn't do that the easy way, she would do it the hard one. And that's when Haewon attacked her first victim. Then there was the second, third, fourth and soon she lost count. It was addictive - the warm blood on her hands, the terrified look in their eyes, the trembling bodies turning cold. Haewon was never the same again. Nothing could stop her, not even her parents who were found hanging from the ceiling with slit throats.

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Born in the 90s Taeyeon grew up to be a very cheerful and loving child. She always asked questions, curious about everything around her that she didn't already know about. Sometimes it was annoying, but her parents loved seeing her grow up like that - always learning new things and striving to be the best. At school she had many friends, of course not everyone liked her especially when she always got the highest scores on tests and all the teachers loved her. Some kids called her a nerd but at the end of the day it was a fact that she was a lot smarter than they could ever be or even dram to be. Her phobia started developing ever since the age of 9 when she was forgotten in the car and spend a night in it. The darkness and noises terrified her to the point where she needed to visit a therapist to recover, start talking again and go to her normal behaviour. However this accident wasn't passed by without scars and so she got her Nyctophobia. High school was a big part of her development as a decent human being. However her grades never dropped and she continued striving to be the first in class. She even became class president for whole 5 years. And she also got her first boyfriend then. It was almost like a movie. Both their parents were happy with their relationship so they often visited each other's homes without having to hide or being awkward. Taeyeon truly felt like she loves her boyfriend especially after being with him for about 3 years. They both graduated, went to prom together and from that night on things have changed completely. She noticed that someone was constantly stalking her and the electricity in her house for some strange reason stopped almost every day. When once day, her own boyfriend locked her up in a dark room, she found out it was him doing all of this. she forgave him the first 70 times and kept forgiving him every single time. She didn't even felt loved anymore, she didn't felt comfort into that person anymore. No, she was scared of him, she was in fear when will he lock her up again. Her parents of course noticed the strange behaviour and after weeks of begging, Taeyeon convinced them to move, not just to another city but to another continent - Europe. Her life in Europe was calm. She finally got back to her regular daily basics and even after all of this she continued being the cheerful girl she was before. When she turned 23, she decided to return to South Korea with her family. Luckily, this man was no where to be found. She was scared the first couple of days but she never felt his presence so she was calm. She quickly found herself a job as an English teacher at high school. she loves working with kids and helping them, listening to them and giving her best advices. All Taeyeon ever dreams of, is having a calm life, even in the big busy city.

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