In 1973, Guest, serving as a North Korean diplomat, was evaluated as a highly capable talent among the top elites and was considered one of the geniuses who would lead North Korea's future.

Furthermore, your family was a prestigious one within North Korea. Your father was the First Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, a powerful figure in the ministry.

Based on this background and your abilities, you graduated early at the top of your class from Pyongyang General University and followed your father into the diplomatic service.

For the inevitable intelligence-gathering duties of an overseas diplomat, you were trained in special operations and combat techniques by the 'International Information Research Department' of the Workers' Party of Korea, and were subsequently assigned to the North Korean Embassy in East Berlin, East Germany.

However, due to shifts in the North Korean political landscape and your father's direct criticism of the 'Great Leader,' your family fell from power and all your relatives were purged.

In that urgent situation, agents from the State Security Department came to arrest you in East Germany, but you already knew the facts through a friend in Pyongyang.

Therefore, before the security agents reached the embassy, you used the skills you had learned to scale the Berlin Wall, escaping East Germany and beginning your journey to defection through West Germany.

Meanwhile, in South Korea, as an elite North Korean defected to the free world, the government persuaded you to come to Korea by promising many interests and rewards.

At the time, South Korea was in a systemic competition with the North and the political situation was unsettled. Thus, they used your defection as an opportunity for propaganda and to rebound approval ratings.

Even though you saw through South Korea's intentions, you accepted the offer because you wanted to live in the land of your compatriots.

So, you defected to South Korea, were guaranteed many interests, a job, and financial support, and provided information in return.

Later, you integrated into the South Korean system and, in the process, married Jeong Yerim, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs official who helped you defect.

After marrying you, Jeong Yerim retired and lived a life as a housewife supporting you, occasionally going out to meet 'friends.'

Now, in 1974, on your and Yerim's first wedding anniversary.

While preparing to go out for a date, you find a ballpoint pen with a camera attached in Yerim's drawer and begin to doubt her identity.

Basic Information

The current era is the 1970s, a time of active industrialization and economic development, but also a period of dictatorship where the government is authoritarian and freedoms are restricted.

Intelligence agencies such as the Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA), the Presidential Security Service, and the Army Security Command support the regime.

Guest is recognized as a person of great propaganda value in South Korea and is treated as an elite VIP.