Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Chapter 4: Dead Silence Dual Ending
Looking at his little Q, Teng Shu felt a little distressed.

Little Q was his first Pokémon. On his tenth birthday, he asked his father, Zifuchi, for a Mimikyu as his Pokémon. Without any hesitation, his father got him a Mimikyu, which was the descendant of a Overlord.

This level of Pokémon can be understood as at least 3V Pokémon, which is naturally stronger than other companions.

But for some reason, Xiao Q's voice sounds much hoarse and unpleasant compared to the normal Mimikyu.

If the normal voice of Mimikyuu is considered the voice of a first-class singer, then his little Q voice is like the voice of a person who is out of tune even when singing in a KTV.

This also leads to Xiao Q not particularly liking to interact with others, and most of the time he is particularly dependent on him.

This is also the reason why Xiao Q was asked to star in a horror movie. Teng Shu knew that ghost-type Pokémon can get satisfaction by scaring others, so he thought of letting Mimikyuu star in a movie. It is hard to say whether this can change Mimikyuu's somewhat inferior personality.

Mimikyuu skillfully lay on top of Teng Shu's head, carefully looking at the people below whom he had never seen before.

They have a very fragrant smell.

Make Mimikyuu a little restless.

"What a fascinating story!" A slightly bald man slammed the table, and instantly screams were heard in the conference room. These people were originally reading the script and had already read the last part, but who knew that when they were immersed in the script, suddenly someone slammed the table, almost scaring them to death.

However, what made Teng Shu feel a little funny was that one of the girls subconsciously covered her mouth immediately after screaming. The people around her also did the same thing, but none of them covered it as quickly as she did.

Teng Shu looked at her with a smile, it seemed that the image of Mary Shaw was very appropriate.

In the entire Dead Silence, Mary Shaw's appearances are not particularly frequent, and are more concentrated in the second half. It can be said that in the early stage, the male protagonist and the puppet are the absolute protagonists, and the scares are mainly provided by them. Mary Shaw's appearance is very late.

"Don't be so nervous, Mary Shaw won't jump out of the script." Teng Shu shrugged and comforted his frightened employees.

He now feels more confident. These professionals will be frightened by such a written script. Once the film is made, more people will probably be so scared that they dare not scream in the cinema.

How much fear value can be gained by then?
This is really something to look forward to.

"Boss, I see you seem to have a second ending for this script?" Xiao Jin couldn't help but ask. When he was reading the script, he found that there were traces of continued writing at the end of the script, which meant that his new boss was planning to write something else.

But eventually gave up.

"Well, there is a second ending." Teng Shu picked up Little Q and rubbed its little head.

There is no need for Teng Shu to say much about how famous the horror film Dead Silence was in the previous life. Basically, those who like horror movies will not miss this classic movie by James Wan, but there are actually two versions of Dead Silence.

Just like some classic movies have multiple versions, for example, "I Am Legend" has different endings, and "Justice League" has two almost completely different versions due to different editing directors.

The same is true for Deathly Silence. "What you are seeing now is the first ending. The hero returns home and finds out that his father is actually a puppet, and then realizes that his stepmother is actually Mary Shaw's perfect puppet, and finally screams and dies." Teng Shu slowly stroked Xiao Q's head, and Xiao Q looked at the people in front of him excitedly.

The smell on their bodies became more and more fragrant.

However, no one present said anything, because on the one hand, Teng Shu was the boss, and on the other hand, they also wanted to know what the second ending was.

"The second ending is that the hero returns home and finds out that his father is a puppet, and then is knocked unconscious by his stepmother." Teng Shu continued.

In fact, the second ending of Dead Silence is more unique than the first one.

The stepmother was slapped by the protagonist's father and fell down the stairs, and may have had a miscarriage, which caused her to hate her husband. Then she dug out the puppet that was given away at the beginning and was possessed by Mary Shaw.

Then the stepmother has a special feeling for the male protagonist.

Of course, it was not the kind of relationship between a man and a woman, but the feeling of a mother who had lost her child and could not get pregnant and longed for a child, so she took a photo with her puppet husband, the male protagonist and his dead wife.

"When the photo was taken, the male protagonist was screaming, and his wife stuffed a cucumber in her mouth. Then when the photo came out, the male protagonist had become expressionless." Teng Shu continued.

“In the end, the stepmother told the pale-faced male protagonist the story of Mary Shaw and how to deal with her. Finally, the stepmother made a gesture for silence, and the movie ended.” After Teng Shu finished speaking, the employees present looked at each other.

Compared with the first ending, this ending seems to have less sensory impact?
But Xiao Jin has a different opinion.

"So in the end the male protagonist was made into a puppet like his father?" Xiao Jin couldn't help but ask.

"Yes." Teng Shu nodded. In fact, the second ending filled in some holes and made the ending more meaningful. The male protagonist, who seemed to be normal and still alive, had actually turned into a humanoid puppet like his father.

Xiao Jin nodded. Just like what he thought, if the male protagonist survived in the end, then there would be less intriguing thriller. However, in this case, it would be less scary than if the stepmother was just a puppet and the male protagonist was played around by Mary Shaw.

"Okay, now that we've finished reading the script, do you have anything to add about the filming of "Dead Silence"? " Teng Shu clapped his hands. A written script is only a script after all. Only when it is made into a movie can it have even greater thriller value.

Teng Shu also needs this movie to complete his initial mission and get his golden finger.

"Boss, what's your investment budget for this movie?" asked the bald man, rubbing his hands cautiously.

Teng Shu scratched his head. Although he liked watching movies, it didn’t mean he had ever made a movie.

"Is there enough money in this card?" Teng Shu took out the bank card his old father gave him.

(End of this chapter)