“The mountain isn’t that tall. It’s pretty rough though,” said Kim Gyungjin.

Maru nodded. When they climbed up the gentle slope, they came across a path down. Even Park Yoojung, who was dearly worried when the director said that they were going to a mountain, sighed in relief and leaned against a tree. This was a mountain where they could look down to see the city center of Ulsan as well as the airport. This was the first place for the shoot, as well as the place they would come to many more times in the future.

“Team A should go up and set up, and the rest of us should standby,” said Park Jiseon, the assistant director.

She looked still pretty tired even though she had slept throughout the whole bus trip. When she, who had chronic fatigue, waved her hand in the air, the staff all started moving. Electrical lines and camera lines were lined up on the ground, and light fixtures were installed.

The director and the assistant director walked around with a file that seemed like a storyboard and talked to each other. From how they kept changing locations, it seemed that they didn’t exactly like this location.

Maru took off his gloves and unzipped...