Jung Sua

Jung Sua is the former representative of Evangeline, the organization that once partnered with Eva's royal family. She uses access to Charlotte Aria and connections with Eva's organizations to preserve her position until evidence of conspiracy leads to Evangeline's dissolution and her imprisonment.

Biography

Conspiracy, palace influence, and imprisonment

After Omar Garcia is captured, he identifies Jung as the instigator behind the Eva Alliance's attempt to drive out Carpe Diem and the Triads. Jung pleads ignorance, but testimony and records show repeated communication with Omar Garcia. She then uses her personal access to Charlotte to raise the dispute over breakfast, attempting to shape the queen's response from inside the palace rather than answering only through the Royal Council. (Chapters 129–132)

Evangeline is dissolved, Jung loses the representative position, and she is confined in Eva's underground prison. Kim Hannah interrogates her under degrading conditions, and Jung supplies the lead that Adam Galaev once tried to stop Rose Evangeline's Banquet participation. That information helps redirect Seol's investigation toward the hidden Spirit Realm route, but it does not erase Jung's earlier conduct. A later prisoner occupies her former cell; the corpus does not state Jung's release terms or subsequent fate. (Chapters 133, 139–143, and 172)

Appearance and personality

The supplied scenes do not provide a stable physical description for Jung. Her characterization centers on social access and opportunism: she treats the palace as a second home, cultivates closeness with Charlotte, denies responsibility when exposed, and offers information when imprisonment gives her a reason to cooperate. The narration contrasts her pursuit of status with Rose Evangeline's principles. (Chapters 129–133 and 139)

Abilities and class

Jung's combat class, level, weapon, and abilities are not stated. Her demonstrated strengths are organizational authority, political networking, covert communication, and influence over Eva's partner groups. Those methods fail once Kim Hannah obtains testimony and records capable of connecting her to Omar's operation. (Chapters 129–133)

Relationships

• Charlotte Aria: Jung gains privileged palace access by becoming close to Charlotte and uses that relationship to present Evangeline's position. Charlotte later publicly identifies Jung as the previous royal partner's representative after the relationship collapses. (Chapters 132 and 143)
• Omar Garcia: Evidence and testimony connect Jung to Omar's attempt to remove Carpe Diem and the Triads. Jung denies knowing his plan, but the investigation finds extensive communication between them. (Chapters 129–130)
• Kim Hannah: Kim builds the case that removes Jung and later interrogates her in prison. Jung's eventual disclosure about Adam Galaev provides a useful investigative lead under pressure. (Chapters 130, 139, and 141)
• Seol Jihu: Jung first acts against Seol's organization, then becomes an unwilling source for his Spirit Realm investigation. The corpus does not show reconciliation or a later alliance. (Chapters 129–143)

Items

No personal item is identified for Jung in the supplied corpus. The decisive evidence against her consists of communication records and testimony held by investigators rather than an artifact she is shown carrying. (Chapters 129–130)