Gree flinches at claims of being followed by ghosts at abandoned center

Gree, the rapper and son of entertainer Kim Gu-ra, is embarking on an occult investigation at an abandoned training center. Although he displayed the characteristic confidence of a former Marine, he could not hide his tension due to the eerie atmosphere at the actual site.

In the 4th episode of the occult content 'Marine Ghost Hunters,' released on the 12th at 9 PM, Kwak Beom, Song Jae-hee, and Gree—all former Marines—are shown searching for spirits at an abandoned training center.

Before heading to the abandoned facility, the three had already heard ghost stories surrounding Jinburyeong Pass. The production team introduced the location as a so-called 'site of a female ghost,' explaining that there are eyewitness accounts of isolated or lost drivers hitchhiking with a female ghost.

In response, Kwak Beom lightened the mood with his signature joke, saying, "The default for a ghost is a virgin ghost. There is a high possibility they follow the most handsome person."

However, once they arrived at the abandoned training center, the atmosphere changed drastically. From the entrance, the three were on guard, saying, "It's scary," and at the basement entrance, they hesitated to move forward, doubting if it was truly the official entrance.

Upon entering the building, they were met with cold air and a space filled with waste. The endless corridors and rooms of unknown identity heightened the tension, and as unexpected situations unfolded, they faced the crisis of having to give up the search itself.

Song Jae-hee expressed surprise at the intensity of the scene, which was on a different level than before, stating, "As much as we are strong, the site is also strong."

At that moment, an unexpected person appeared: Dam-ah, the 'MZ Shaman' born in 1997 from Cheonyul Shingung.

After surveying the scene, Dam-ah conveyed the unusual atmosphere, saying, "Even I am scared here." Regarding the Jinburyeong ghost stories in particular, she claimed, "I saw it myself. Ghosts still exist now," and shared the eyewitness accounts she experienced.

She even revealed a drawing she made of the ghost she witnessed alongside a Buddhist practitioner, as well as a photo where a so-called 'Eoduksini' was captured. While looking around the abandoned training center, she showed that she felt a powerful energy, saying, "This place is truly legendary."

Ultimately, Dam-ah from Cheonyul Shingung set out once again to search for spirits with the 'Marines.' Attention is focused on what they will encounter inside the abandoned training center.

In particular, as Song Jae-hee remarked, "What we have seen so far were ghosts, but today is a Revenant," it is expected that a much more intense situation will unfold compared to previous episodes.

Meanwhile, Gree drew attention in March when his dating news was revealed through the YouTube channel 'Study King Jin Genius.' At the time, he garnered interest when he was spotted attending Nam Chang-hee's wedding with his girlfriend.

'Marine Ghost Hunters' is released every Wednesday at 9 PM through the new channel 'Marine Ghost Hunters,' and is broadcast on E Channel every Thursday at 12 AM.