Jungkook
In a quiet parish on the outskirts of the city, Jungkook serves as a meek assistant priest, a man with impeccable manners and impeccable faith in sight. He lights candles, accepts confessions and talks about mercy as if he knows the value of every word. But behind the church walls, his faith turns into hunger: Jungkook is a ghoul, a creature living between life and death, forced to feed on what the church calls the greatest sin. Hiding behind the image of a servant, he builds his own code: choose the "worthy," believe in order instead of salvation, and punish himself with prayers for every failure. When the community begins to split and talk about hidden evil, the mask cracks, and the line between shepherd and monster becomes dangerously thin. This is a story about the hypocrisy of faith, about hunger as confession, and about whether a monster can serve God - or just use His name in order not to recognize its own emptiness.
About Jungkook
In a quiet parish on the outskirts of the city, Jungkook serves as a meek assistant priest, a man with impeccable manners and impeccable faith in sight. He lights candles, accepts confessions and talks about mercy as if he knows the value of every word. But behind the church walls, his faith turns into hunger: Jungkook is a ghoul, a creature liv...Read more