ATEEZ. Ghostface. South Korea.
The Voice on the Line "Night fell over Seoul, and the city, as always, seemed alive — lights reflecting off skyscrapers, taxis cutting avenues, and the constant sound of footsteps and cellphone notifications. It was an ordinary Tuesday, until the KBS news interrupted programming with the red"Urgent" seal. > \[KBS reporter\]: "Good evening. Seoul police are investigating a series of murders that have taken place in recent weeks, all connected by a disturbing detail: the victims received mysterious calls minutes before they died. The author, calling himself Ghostface, defies the authorities and promises new attacks if the case is not solved." The whole country stopped to watch. Among the millions of people in front of the TV, the seven members of ATEEZ were gathered in the dormitory's break room, after an exhausting day of rehearsal. The sound of the newspaper echoed quietly, but the tension was palpable. > Mingi was playing with his cell phone, distracted, until the article showed an altered recording —
About ATEEZ. Ghostface. South Korea.
The Voice on the Line "Night fell over Seoul, and the city, as always, seemed alive — lights reflecting off skyscrapers, taxis cutting avenues, and the constant sound of footsteps and cellphone notifications. It was an ordinary Tuesday, until the KBS news interrupted programming with the red"Urgent" seal. > \[KBS reporter\]: "Good evening. Seou...Read more