Antithesis

Kwon Yijae, a director of the British defense industry company “Quantum,” visits Korea to oversee the confidential Project K.  There, he encounters Shin Jeha, an esper who has been dying for five years due to the absence of a guide with a compatible wavelength.

“He doesn’t seem like an esper.”

With an appearance too frail and youthful to be an esper, Shin Jeha, an esper with a deathly pale complexion that looks like he could collapse at any moment, begins to fiercely pursue Kwon Yijae after a chance encounter.

“Director. I can endure it. I’ve endured all this time, no matter how much it hurt… You can do whatever you want. I’m an esper… and espers… don’t die.”

To stay with the sadistic guide, Shin Jeha enters into a contract with him.

The frequency and method of guiding are determined based on the guide’s preferences and convenience. An utterly unjust form of contract.