My Healing Games

Chapter 265 Do you really think I ran away because I was scared?

The meat processing plant's staff quarters at night are practically two different buildings compared to those during the day. Strange things happen in this dilapidated old building at night, and residents who haven't moved out usually don't go out after dark.

"Is it just my imagination? How come the atmosphere was so immediately created the moment Han Fei stepped onto the stage?"

There are many ways to express horror in thriller and suspense films, but most of them require background music and certain shooting techniques. Director Zhang is very sure that he did nothing but simply film Han Fei, but he could already feel the difference from the visuals.

As a seasoned director, Director Zhang's understanding of visual and cinematic language far surpasses that of anyone else present. He can clearly sense the intense unease emanating from Han Fei, as if the strangeness in the entire building is caused by him.

"I can't believe he started out as a comedian."

Director Zhang kept his eyes glued to the camera, unwilling to miss a single detail.

Standing in the filming location, Han Fei also sensed something was wrong. The unknown stench was intensifying, and the air seemed to become viscous. Han Fei had a vague sense of familiarity, as if he had returned to the Deep World.

The child playing the corpse felt uncomfortable, his face pressed against the cold ground. The increasingly strong stench seemed to have a small snake crawling directly into his nasal cavity and moving back and forth in his lungs.

His meticulously groomed eyebrows furrowed slightly as he squinted at Han Fei.

At this moment, Han Fei was also looking him over. Their eyes met, and the boy felt a chill run from the soles of his feet to the top of his head.

He felt that Han Fei was looking at him as if he were staring at a piece of meat, without any emotion, only calm contemplation.

For some reason, he always felt that Han Fei seemed to have seen many corpses, and at this moment, the other party was just inadvertently revealing a trace of true feelings.

If it weren't for the cameras filming, Xiao Tong probably would have gotten up and left immediately. Thinking of the legal news reports about Han Fei, his mind was in complete turmoil. He vowed that he would never be alone in a room with Han Fei again.

His cold gaze was like a sharp knife. In Han Fei's eyes, the child seemed to have been divided into several parts. In fact, Han Fei had not only thought about how to divide him, but also considered the hiding place.

Having experienced the bloody hell of Animal Alley, Han Fei and Xiao Tong, who were like flowers in a greenhouse, were now two completely different people.

"You represent all my hopes and dreams, so I must kill you first before I can stop hesitating."

Han Fei cleaned up the scene and destroyed all evidence and clues with such professionalism that it seemed like he had done this many times before, and the pressure on the little boy with the corpse was increasing.

After the scene was cleared up, footsteps could be heard in the hallway, signaling the climax of the scene was about to begin.

In "The Suspense Novelist," Han Fei and Xiao Tong are both supporting characters. The scenes of Han Fei killing people and erasing evidence only appear at the end of the film when the truth is revealed. The entire movie is told from the perspective of the doctor, Bai Xian.

Viewers will identify with the doctor, taking him as the protagonist, and only after experiencing repeated futile attempts at redemption and healing will they realize that the doctor's medicine cannot save anyone, including himself.

The moment the footsteps sounded, Han Fei walked out of the house.

He killed the student's personality on the ninth floor, which was the student's personality's home.

As Bai Xian, playing the doctor, walked upstairs, Han Fei calmly arrived at the corner between the ninth and tenth floors. Throughout the entire process, he made no sound, like a ghost.

Bai Xian guessed that something bad would happen to someone tonight, so he hurriedly went to the ninth floor and opened the student's half-closed door.

The most dramatic scene unfolded when the murderer was thirteen steps away from the doctor. As the doctor called the student's name to enter the room, Han Fei came down from the tenth floor.

The two brushed past each other, and as the doctor realized something and rushed out of the room, Han Fei also began to speed up.

Bai Xian was unable to film any intense action scenes due to his injury, so his stunt double took his place and began chasing Han Fei.

When the stunt double came on stage, Han Fei, who had been tempered by the deepest world, actually felt a bit of pressure. The other person was very fast, and seemed to be very familiar with the height of the steps and the position of every piece of clutter in the corridor. In just a few breaths, Bai Xian's stunt double was only half a floor away from Han Fei.

This scene needs to depict a tense and exciting chase, but at the same time, Han Fei absolutely cannot reveal himself. The fact that the Spider killed the other eight personalities will not be revealed until the very last moment.

Han Fei could sense that the opponent's speed had clearly exceeded expectations, which was different from what Director Zhang had instructed before filming began!
Han Fei was also quite adept at chasing down stairs. He accelerated again, and his explosive power allowed him to leave his opponent far behind. However, to Han Fei's surprise, the stuntman also accelerated once more.

He was like a shark that had smelled blood, and he clung to Han Fei tightly.

The motion-activated lights were broken, and a single misstep in the dimly lit stairwell would be extremely dangerous. However, neither the fleeing nor the pursuing showed any intention of slowing down. It was as if they had rehearsed this countless times, maintaining a distance that was neither too close nor too far even while moving at high speed.

With his muscles tensing, Han Fei was awakened from the deepest part of his consciousness by a sense of excitement. His mind seemed to blur the boundaries between the inner world and reality, and new power kept surging out from the depths of his flesh and blood.

As Han Fei sprinted through the stairwell, he ran faster and faster, but the stench surrounding him grew stronger and stronger. He couldn't make out the smell until he passed the old man's room on the fifth floor, when he suddenly remembered it.

The old man on the fifth floor also had a similar stench, the kind of smell that only people who are about to die would have, the putrid smell of death!

"wrong!"

Without stopping, Han Fei had already run to the corner between the fourth and third floors as he turned his head.

When he looked back, he saw Bai Xian's double chasing after him to the fourth floor. But just a fraction of a second later, Han Fei discovered that there was another person following behind Bai Xian's double!

Its face was deathly pale, and it looked somewhat like a human!
"It's that ghost!"

The opponent appeared in Han Fei's field of vision for the third time. This time it was closer to Han Fei and it was rapidly approaching!
"They're going to make their move? Today?!"

As his mind raced, Han Fei felt as if he stepped on something. Looking down, he saw a lot of trash scattered on the steps between the second and third floors, mixed with the corpses of stray cats and dogs.

Grabbing the handrail, Han Fei didn't take the stairs, but instead climbed directly to the second floor.

After regaining his footing, he stopped fleeing in panic, took out a metal baton from the pocket under his costume, and stood quietly in the middle of the corridor.

Do you really think I ran away because I was scared?

(End of this chapter)