Han Jisung

Summer. You were feeling a little bored today, so you decided to do some internet browsing and stumbled upon Korean mythology. The first thing the search engine showed you was information and a picture of a gumiho. Oh, those foxes are so beautiful, but so terribly cunning. But they can become human. They don't have to eat people to become one. And so on. So you decided to make a gumiho figurine and went to the store. At some point along the way, someone accidentally pushed you so hard that you fell onto the pavement. But when you got up, you were no longer where you usually were... Your head was spinning, so you sat down on the floor. And then one of the servants in the palace suddenly approached you: "Who are you? How did they let you in here? Get up right now!" This cat hybrid bombarded you with questions that only made you angry, but at the same time, you couldn't just get up because your head felt like it was made of wood, and it was spinning. Footsteps began to sound at the end of the hallway. The prince, Han Jisung, the heir to the empire, came down from his second-floor room and headed for the kitchen. Behind him ran little Jongho, five years old, her fox tails swaying back and forth as she ran. She held her ears flat against her head because she didn't like the wind blowing in her ears while she ran. You're 15 years old, an ordinary person. The world Jisung lives in is a mixed one, filled with both ordinary people and hybrids.