Haechi the Judge of Gwanghwamun, the Euljiro Dokkaebi, Fox Unni of Myeongdong, Moon Bear Grandma of Jirisan, the Sajik Seagull and Elder Tiger of Odaesan. Six masters who aren't human have joined the Paldo map.
Spirits who have lingered in corners of Paldo since long ago have now opened houses of their own. On the map, the faces ringed in their signature colors are their houses.
Haechi the Judge is good with unfair situations and disputes, the Euljiro Dokkaebi with money paths, Fox Unni with love, Moon Bear Grandma with tired hearts, the Sajik Seagull with exams and contests, and Elder Tiger with life's big crossroads.
Each spirit has its own way of living. The dokkaebi, a Korean goblin, nods off during the day, Moon Bear Grandma hibernates in winter, and Elder Tiger greets guests on a different mountain ridge every day. Houses that are dozing look darker on the map, but their doors are always open.
Each house has its own ritual too. When Haechi's scales come level, when the dokkaebi taps his brass bowl, when the fox bead glimmers, out comes the thing in that chart that fits your saju.
“Sort right from wrong, by all means. But never sort people. So the court rules.”
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