Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Although he was somewhat curious as to whether this man named Awei was an undercover agent, it was obviously impossible for Teng Shu to go and ask him directly. After all, asking someone whether he was an undercover agent was a very stupid behavior no matter how you looked at it.

So Teng Shu didn't think much about it. After all, even if Awei was really an undercover agent, it had nothing to do with him.

Now in the entire Hoenn region, the Magma Team and Water Fleet, the only teams with some influence, have been suppressed by the Alliance. They can only hide in dark corners to lick their wounds and look for opportunities to come out and move again.

So even if Ah Wei is an undercover agent, he probably has nowhere else to go undercover. It's hard to say whether Ah Wei will go directly to the Water Fleet or the Lava Team the next time we meet.

"The world is full of wonders, but I heard that there are indeed some people who are not relatives, and don't even know each other, but look very similar." Teng Shu took a sip of the fruit tea in his hand, then sighed.

For example, a certain crosstalk artist and a certain famous singer really do look a bit similar. Another example is the endless stream of imitators of various stars in the past life. At that time, as long as you looked similar to a star, you could make money from this. There were also some imitators of football stars.

So when Teng Shu saw Ah Wei, who looked exactly like actor Leung, he was not too surprised.

Teng Shu is now hesitating whether or not to present Infernal Affairs to the world, but of course Teng Shu himself does not have the time to shoot it slowly. After all, Teng Shu is very busy, and he also has to prepare for the shooting of The Grudge 2. So even if he really wants to shoot Infernal Affairs, Teng Shu will just write a script, and then find a director and let the director shoot it himself.

However, speaking of filming the movie, Teng Shu remembered something else, so the next day Teng Shu returned to the company and found Zoroark.

"Zoroyak, didn't I ask you to prepare the crew of "The First Commandment" before? How is the preparation going?" Teng Shu looked at Zoroak and asked. Hearing Teng Shu's words, Zoroak quickly took out the document and handed it to Teng Shu.

"Boss, regarding the filming of "The First Commandment", the preparations are almost complete, except for the lack of a major director. This is the list of directors the company has found. Please take a look." Zoroark was very efficient. Teng Shu took the list and took a look. He didn't recognize some of the directors on the list, but there were some of their representative works.

This reminded Teng Shu of what happened before. Didn't Zoroark say that a new director was coming to inquire about the position? How come there were suddenly several more candidates?

"Boss, I sent it to that director before, but somehow, other new directors found out about it. After reading the script, several of them wanted to shoot it, so..." Zoroark said helplessly. This matter was also very noisy, and it made Zoroark feel a little troublesome to deal with it.

The corners of Teng Shu's mouth twitched, but looking at the information and works of these directors, Teng Shu still chose to hand "The First Commandment" to a director who was good at shooting profound movies and had four good ratings among the six works he shot. This was also the director who wanted to seek the script in the first place.

The other party is quite capable and has signed a long-term contract with the company, so Teng Shu naturally has to give him some benefits.

Therefore, under Teng Shu's arrangement, the script of "The First Commandment" was handed over to the director named Luo Da. The other party was very excited. He patted his chest and promised Teng Shu that he would definitely shoot "The First Commandment" well and make "The First Commandment" a successful movie in the history of the Alliance film.

"Director Luoda, what kind of story do you think The First Commandment is about?" Teng Shu asked Luoda with a smile while sitting on the sofa. Zoroark on the side served tea and went downstairs without staying to listen. After hearing Teng Shu's question, Director Luoda in front of him also knew that this was a test from his boss.

Although Luo Da is an adult and a mature director who has shot six films, his ability should be no problem, but Teng Shu still needs to see his understanding of the film. You know, even some famous or even long-established directors may affect the final outcome of a film due to different understandings of the script.

"From the script, the movie begins with a seemingly ordinary but mysterious incident of a policeman shooting a murderer, which attracts the audience's attention. As the protagonist of the movie is transferred to the Miscellaneous Affairs Department to deal with supernatural incidents, he also begins to encounter various supernatural phenomena."

“Each supernatural event is presented like a piece of a puzzle. It seems scattered but gradually points to the huge secret hidden behind it. This connection is very important. For example, the inexplicable noise in the swimming pool and the TV turning on automatically all cleverly use people’s fear of unknown things to continuously amplify the sense of suspense. This suspense is not simply created by visual horror, but is based on the unknown logic behind the event, which keeps the audience curious and nervous until the reversal of the final ending.”

"In my opinion, from the perspective of the script, the movie "The First Commandment" can be understood from two aspects, one is that there are ghosts, and the other is that there are no ghosts. However, boss, your script..." Luoda said a lot, and Teng Shu was very satisfied.

Roda saw the uniqueness of the script of "The First Commandment".

The name of the First Commandment is quite interesting. It involves a religious belief in the previous life, so even Teng Shu cannot say too much, but the general meaning is almost the same. Moreover, there have always been many interpretations of the First Commandment. Teng Shu himself is not sure which faction he supports, but Teng Shu personally thinks that there is something fishy in the First Commandment.

After all, those students who committed suicide and all kinds of strange phenomena do not seem to indicate that there are no ghosts. Of course, the meaning of the first commandment itself is also very interesting. The meaning of the name itself is to firmly believe that there are no ghosts in the world, and no matter what happens, this awareness cannot be shaken.

Of course, I actually wavered later.

"When I first conceived the idea of ​​the First Commandment, it was indeed just intended to talk about social phenomena or something, but later I realized that no one would watch it if it was filmed like this, so I simply added supernatural elements. You can understand it as the existence of ghosts." Teng Shu said calmly.

There are many movies that reflect social reality, including those from foreign countries, such as Sammo Hung's "Toilet Hero", or the more famous "Dying to Survive", etc. However, it is not easy to achieve good results, and the setting of the First Commandment itself is rather vague, so Teng Shu simply explained it this way.

Luo Da left, and he left with a large sum of money given by Teng Shu. This time Luo Da will also start shooting a movie, but relatively speaking, the resources may not be so good. Although the script was also written by Teng Shu, it has not been tested by the market before, so there is no way for investors to invest with confidence.

However, there is bound to be a lot of advertisements. After all, these guys are not fools. They can know the quality of The First Commandment by just looking at the script. However, it is obviously different from Teng Shu shooting it himself.

After sending Luo Da away, Teng Shu could start preparing to shoot the second part of Ju-Jun without any worries. The shooting of Ju-Jun was still in the same place as last time. Teng Shu was still very relieved. After all, he had already bought this place and had never used it for other things before. Now he could start setting up the scene just by clearing it. "This time." Teng Shu thought of Fuji Takako. Fuji Takako's acting skills were indeed good. In addition, Teng Shu summoned Kayako as an employee, so Fuji Takako's performance could be said to be a true portrayal of herself. Teng Shu even felt that if he wanted, he could even let Fuji Takako perform some actions that only the dead could perform on the spot.

But after Fuji Takako was possessed by Kayako last time, Teng Shu sometimes felt a little creepy when he saw Fuji Takako's eyes during filming, and this almost essential performance put the actors who acted with Fuji Takako under great test.

This is also one of the main reasons why Ju-Grudge 1 got stuck so many times.

The other actors were not able to carry over Fujitakako's performance.

Later, Teng Shu thought about it and decided to film the actors' loss of composure and panic in order to speed up the filming of The Grudge. Otherwise, Teng Shu would not know when the filming of The Grudge would be finished.

The filming this time was not very easy. Although Kayako is still the protagonist, there is another character, Manami. However, this does not have much impact. Manami's clips will only be represented by the shots shot in the first part. In fact, Manami's actor does not need to appear on the screen. The difficulty mainly lies with Suzuki Kyoko.

The main thing is that Suzuki Kyoko needs to show the kind of chilling madness, which is what Teng Shu wants to see. For Manami, her biggest obsession is the child who was dug out of her body by the beast Takeo Saeki before she was even born.

That's why after Suzuki Kyoko was possessed by Manami, she kept holding a rag doll, because Manami essentially treated this rag doll as her own child.

The unsolvable nature of the curse is also revealed in this part. Obviously, the parents of the Suzuki family had never been to the house of the curse, but because of the two siblings, they were also infected by the curse and eventually died.

Every time Teng Shu saw this, he wanted to complain. If the Grudge was so powerful, why were there still people alive in the entire island nation? After all, the Grudge was such that it would kill even the security guards who had just a little contact with the unlucky guy.

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Then according to this logic, as long as we stay with those unlucky guys who enter, Tokyo will probably be deserted in a matter of minutes. After all, some of these unlucky guys are students, and some are from the Metropolitan Police Department. They have to come into contact with others every day, it is impossible not to come into contact with others. Then according to the killing efficiency of The Grudge, countless people would have been sent in long ago.

"Zoroark, come on, let's go to the house of The Grudge." Teng Shu decided to go to the house of The Grudge first. Zoroark's whole body was stiff, but he still forced a smile and followed Teng Shu to the house of The Grudge.

The house of Ju-Glan was very normal, and Teng Shu also hired people to clean it from time to time to keep the house and the surrounding environment clean. After all, this was Teng Shu's own house. Although it was specially used for the filming of Ju-Glan, it also had to be kept in a normal appearance.

After all, many people on the Internet want to check in at the real scene of Ju-Grudge, but Teng Shu has never said where Ju-Grudge was filmed. In addition, the house of Ju-Grudge is a very common single-family house in the Pokémon world, so although some people have speculated on the approximate filming location, it is difficult to find the corresponding house.

"It seems to be well maintained." Teng Shu looked at the house in front of him with great satisfaction.

This house is very normal. No one has broken into it, and no one has taken photos or checked in here. Maybe because there is no one here, the house looks a little eerie.

"Yeah." Zoroark swallowed.

Zoroark had seen The Grudge before, and after that he could no longer look directly at a similar house. Now looking at the haunted house in front of him, Zoroark felt even more creepy.

You know, in order to enhance the sense of fear, Teng Shu arranged the scene where Kayako tears the Pokémon apart with her bare hands, just to prove that there is no solution to the curse.

Walking into the house, Teng Shu touched the railing and found no dust. It seemed that the cleaning staff were working very hard. However, this was not the main reason why Teng Shu came here.

The main reason why Teng Shu came here was because some cleaning staff had reported that there seemed to be someone else living in the house. They looked around but couldn't find anyone, but they were worried, so they told Teng Shu about it. After Teng Shu knew about it, he arranged to come here today to take a look.

There are actually homeless people in the Pokémon League. Some homeless people and people who don't want to pay to rent a house will move into other people's vacant houses. Fortunately, the League does not have a rule that if you live in an empty house for a period of time, it becomes yours, so generally speaking, this situation is rare, but it does exist.

"Zoroyak, do you feel anyone here?" Teng Shu looked around. He had already walked through the entire room and didn't see anyone. Moreover, the living facilities here had not been used for some time.

But it’s hard to say. What if someone uses this place as a place to sleep?
"I don't sense anyone at the moment." Zoroark shook his head. It really didn't sense the breath of a living person.

Teng Shu thought of something.

In order to film the Grudge, the second floor was specially decorated, and the closet can be opened to the ceiling above, so
"Zoroyak, go look at the ceiling and see if there is anyone there." Teng Shu felt that the only place in this house where someone could hide was the ceiling.

Hearing Teng Shu's words, Zoroark's face turned pale. Ceiling? Aren't you afraid of coming face to face with Kayako? (End of this chapter)