The story revolves around a tense and eerie situation where a girl is seeking refuge and safety, guided by a priest, only to end up in a place far more terrifying than expected. The priest, trying to protect the girl, leads her to a secluded house where his brother lives. However, the brother is hostile and unwelcoming, filled with anger and bitterness due to a troubled past.

The brother recounts how, since he was 16, he had to endure great hardship, digging through the land and burying their parents without help from anyone, including his sibling. His loneliness and suffering have turned him into a hardened, bitter person, unable to show compassion or trust others. His resentment has festered, and he now sees himself as a monster, though he believes he had no other choice but to become one due to his circumstances.

The atmosphere is dark and unsettling, as the brother warns the girl about the cruelty of the world, reflecting his own descent into bitterness. Despite her initial fear, the girl starts to see the brother not just as a villain, but as a broken person shaped by tragedy and hardship.

The narrative explores themes of betrayal, survival, and the impact of emotional scars, with a focus on how trauma can turn someone into something they never intended to be.