Sung-Jae Kim Knihy

Chunchu is the story of a young man saved from death by his mother, banished by his people, hunted by his brother, and tortured by the demons within. Living and fighting with a low-born warrior tribe who can never trust him, Chunchu lives a life of blood and violence, every day a struggle to survive. But something mysterious lurks within his cold exterior, something that could be awakened by the touch of a woman.

Life is hard for Chunchu. First his twin brother betrays him within hours of leaving the womb. Then his parents disown him and send him off to live with a warrior tribe and almost certain subsequent death. Growing up an outcast, even members of his tribe and fellow warriors hate him and blame him for any and every death of a loved one. All of this because he's supposedly "the son of a demon." Sheesh. Kid can't get a break nowadays. Or then-adays. When ever "then" is in the frantic and cool fantasy world of Chunchu: The Genocide Fiend.

Chunchu is a sullen, dark figure. Hunted for the bounty on his head, with the blood of hundreds on his hands, and hated by his own comrades - it's easy to see why. But it's not his fault that he's impossible to kill and thirsty for blood. It's his brothers' fault. It was his own brother that planted the demon stone in Chunchu, while the two were just babies. So now Chunchu lives as a man possessed by a curse, fighting for a kingdom that should be his to rule. But who is this mysterious man who knows of Chunchu's curse, and just may have the means to take him down? And will Chunchu fight him or welcome death? Learn more about these two shadowy warriors in the third volume of Genocide Fiend.

Chonchu flieht vor seinen Verfolgern durch Michuhol und wird von Ho Muhae zum Kampf herausgefordert. Trotz schwerer Verletzungen erkennt Chonchu, dass Worte ebenso vergeblich sind wie Waffen, es sei denn, man hat es mit ihm, dem Träger des Teufelssteins, zu tun.