Backstory: The Origins of the Hunt
Long ago, demons tormented humanity—preying on souls and feeding their ruler, Gwi‑Ma. To end this suffering, three courageous women—demon hunters—sealed these beings behind a magical barrier called the Honmoon. Their legacy was carried forward: each new generation maintained the barrier with song, ultimately creating the Golden Honmoon, destined to eradicate demons forever Wikipedia.
Present Day: Huntr/x Takes the Stage
Today's inheritors are Huntr/x, a K‑pop girl group composed of Rumi, Mira, and Zoey, trained by a former hunter named Celine. Their public image as global pop idols masks their true mission: using their voices to sustain the Honmoon WikipediaRaising Children Network.
As they prepare for a live debut of a new single, "Golden", Rumi suddenly begins to lose her voice. The cause? Her secret identity: she's half‑demon, an inheritance known only to Celine. Celine encouraged Rumi with a promise: if they could turn the Honmoon gold, her demon marks would vanish WikipediaEnVi Media.
Demons Strike Back with Pop Star Guise
Meanwhile, enraged that Huntr/x is succeeding, Gwi‑Ma assembles a rival demon boy band—the Saja Boys—led by a former human, Jinu. Their mission: steal fans and weaken the Honmoon in exchange for Jinu forgetting his human past WikipediaRaising Children Network.
When Huntr/x makes their debut, they clash with the Saja Boys—and soon uncover their demonic nature. Jinu discovers Rumi's secret marks, but secretly protects her Wikipedia.
Emotional Stakes Build
Jinu confesses he became a demon as a bargain with Gwi‑Ma centuries ago to lift his family out of poverty—but paid the cost of his memory and identity Wikipedia. As the Idol Awards approach, Huntr/x works on "Takedown," a bold song intended to expose the Saja Boys. Rumi hesitates—worried it's too vengeful—and considers a gentler rewrite. But splits form among the trio Wikipedia+1.
Rumi admits her shame over being half‑demon has silenced her. In response, Jinu says Rumi's love helped silence the inner torment he endured for centuries WikipediaEnVi Media. Gwi‑Ma, however, summons Jinu and manipulates him with guilt and threats Wikipedia.
The Idol Awards: Betrayal and Revelation
At the awards, the Saja Boys no-show and Huntr/x choose to perform "Golden" instead of the divisive "Takedown." Meanwhile, posers disguised as Mira and Zoey trick Rumi into performing "Takedown," revealing her demon marks to the audience. Hurt and embarrassed, Rumi runs off—her bandmates feel betrayed Wikipedia.
Gwi‑Ma casts a trance, pulling the crowd, and Mira and Zoey toward Saja Boys' performance meant to shatter the Honmoon Wikipedia.
Climax: Redemption and Final Stand
Rumi confronts Celine, asking her to end her life—only to be refused and urged toward self-acceptance Wikipedia.
Then, Rumi interrupts the Saja Boys with a brand-new song—from her soul—about shame and self-love. It breaks the trance and awakens the crowd. Huntr/x reunites and fights back.
In a powerful moment, Jinu sacrifices himself to save Rumi and restore her soul. The trio, now stronger and united, defeat Gwi‑Ma and the Saja Boys—and forge a new Honmoon, sealing away demons—for now Wikipedia.
Epilogue: Hope, Identity, and a New Beginning
Rumi, now free of shame, reunites with Mira and Zoey—and their fans, openly and authentically. The story ends on an emotional high note, though threads are left open—Jinu, Rumi's parents, and the possibility of further threats