Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Sakaki doesn't think he will continue to appear in Teng Shu's movies and TV series. After all, he has been imprisoned for life, and may even face the death penalty when he is old in the future. If it weren't for Sakaki's strong determination, he would probably have been unable to bear the oppression of waiting to die.

What Sakaki feared was never death, but the process of waiting for death. This suffocating waiting made Sakaki very uncomfortable.

Teng Shu saw Sakaki's disdain, but Teng Shu didn't say anything. After all, he really didn't expect Sakaki to be able to stand up again. In other words, if Sakaki really stood up in this world again, then this would be a very terrifying thing. At that time, Teng Shu would have to consider how to capture Sakaki again, and this would be very difficult.

The Rockets organization will still exist in the future. Although it has been suppressed to the point of suffocation, it is a miracle that a dark organization can survive under the oppression of the alliance.

Teng Shu had another brief chat with Sakaki, but it was obvious that Sakaki had no intention of chatting, he just remained silent. Teng Shu had no choice but to end the conversation. As for Sakaki's situation, he would have to deal with it later. Now, Teng Shu didn't think Sakaki could give any useful clues.

This guy obviously doesn't want to talk.

"Teng Shu, before we say goodbye, can you tell me whether my identity exposure has anything to do with you?" Sakaki looked at Teng Shu and asked suddenly. Teng Shu was a little surprised after hearing it. He thought that Sakaki was not going to talk to him anymore. He didn't expect that Sakaki was still so curious about this question.

If it was someone else, then Teng Shu might tell the truth, but facing Sakaki, facing Sakaki, a guy who is extremely troublesome and has very strong strength, Teng Shu still chooses
"Ah? Does your exposure of your identity have anything to do with me?" Teng Shu made a speechless expression. Sakaki looked deeply at Teng Shu's expression. He didn't see anything unusual, so it might really not be Teng Shu. But if it wasn't Teng Shu, then who did this to him? Sakaki was a little confused.

Not many people know his true identity, they are basically senior executives of Team Rocket, but it is impossible for senior executives to betray him alone, so Sakaki can't figure it out no matter how hard he thinks. The reason why he suspects Teng Shu is because the script that Teng Shu designed for him before was too outrageous, which made Sakaki once suspect whether Teng Shu was deliberately messing with him.

But looking at Teng Shu's expression now, Sakaki felt that it shouldn't be
"Hmm?" Sakaki thought of something. This guy Teng Shu is a big director. Moreover, he is the kind of outstanding director who only uses actors with good acting skills. He has a very personal style. If this is the case, then is there a possibility that this guy Teng Shu is acting as himself?

It's normal that he can't see it.

But Sakaki himself thinks that he still has some ability to judge people. After all, this kind of thing is not a difficult task for Sakaki. Having been in the position of the boss of Team Rocket for a long time, Sakaki has basically never made a mistake. The only time he made a mistake was because of the wonderful chemical reaction of the trio.

Sakaki turned and left, he thought about it and felt that unless a senior official betrayed him, it was unlikely that his true identity would be exposed. When the plan was successfully implemented and he escaped from prison, he could see which guys were human and which were ghosts. If Team Rocket had been wiped out by then, it would prove that the senior official was a traitor, and he was replaced in order to wipe out Team Rocket in one fell swoop.

So if Team Rocket was still there and those people passed his inspection, then by then, no matter how many impossibilities there were, Sakaki would suspect Teng Shu.

".Zoroak." Teng Shu sat in his car, took out his cell phone and called Zoroak. He just felt that something was wrong. Sakaki didn't look like the kind of person who was lifeless and had completely given up on treatment. It seemed more like he was pretending.

Therefore, it is hard for Teng Shu not to suspect whether this guy Sakaki has some other plans, such as a prison break. If Sakaki escapes from prison, will he still be suspected?

Teng Shu himself knew very well that smart people tend to be extremely suspicious, and this was even more true for a boss like Sakaki who had survived on the edge of a knife. The other party's suspicion could probably be compared to that of Prime Minister Cao. Thinking of this, Teng Shu felt a little uneasy, so Teng Shu planned to find a way to solve this problem.

Waiting for others to make a move is not Teng Shu's character, so Teng Shu plans to use a different method to solve this problem.

"Boss, is there anything I can tell you?" Zoroark answered quickly.

"Hire five elite teams to set up defenses around the prison I went to before. If Sakaki is rescued, then this problem will be solved quickly." Teng Shu said in a low voice. Now he was the only one in his car, so he didn't worry about leaks or anything like that.

Zoroark was a little surprised after hearing this. Five elite teams, the monthly expenses are not a small number. Is it really worth it to deal with Sakaki who is imprisoned in prison? Zoroark didn't know, but Zoroark knew that he was just a secretary. In the face of such a thing, the only thing he could do was to obey Teng Shu's orders.

So Zoroark nodded in agreement. As for the money needed to support five small teams, Zoroark felt that Teng Shu could solve this problem. After all, although the expenses of five small teams were not small, for a wealthy man like Teng Shu, these expenses were just a drop in the bucket.

After explaining Zoroark, Teng Shu felt a little relieved. After all, to be honest, Teng Shu really didn't dare to underestimate this matter. This guy Sakaki gave Teng Shu a very strange feeling. Who knows if this guy Sakaki will come up with any backup plan?
If he runs away by then, Teng Shu really doesn't have the energy to guard against thieves for a thousand days. It is very difficult to guard against thieves for a thousand days these days, so it is better to make some arrangements in advance, and it will be easier to solve the problem later. With five elite teams, Teng Shu feels that unless Team Rocket goes all out, it will be impossible to rescue Sakaki in this prison of the alliance.

"However." Teng Shu thought of something, something that he had forgotten before, that is the Rainbow Rocket Team. The Rainbow Rocket Team is also a villain organization launched in the later period. Its own strength is still very outrageous. Of course, in the game, its most important role is to nostalgia. After all, it almost gathers all the villains of all generations, and they are also villains who have obtained the legendary beasts and realized their dreams.

And these villains here were connected together by this guy Sakaki in the beginning. Teng Shu vaguely remembered that it was Sakaki who first got Mewtwo, and then he did something and traveled to different time and space, where he gathered a group of the strongest villains, and then wanted to use the power of Ultimate Necrozma to merge all the parallel worlds.

But in the end, he was defeated by the protagonist of the game. However, when he thought about facing these guys, Teng Shu felt a little sick. In this case, Teng Shu thought about it and decided to be more cautious. Although it was indeed expensive to hire five teams, it was much better than these. Teng Shu didn't want to create any accidents for himself. "Five elite teams plus the alliance's own heavy defense, if Sakaki can still run out, then I really have nothing to say." Teng Shu shook his head. He has now done everything he can to the extreme. Now he has done his best and left it to fate. Of course, there is another more effective way, which is to kill Sakaki directly. If Sakaki dies, then no matter how much calculation, it will be useless. In the current Pokémon world, it is also very, very difficult to resurrect a person, and it can even be said that it is impossible.

But since the league has already issued a penalty, it is unlikely to change its mind overnight, unless some other evidence of guilt is found at this time.
Teng Shu seemed to be thinking about something. Other evidence?
Teng Shu thought of Mewtwo.

Mewtwo is now staying at home and slacking off every day, and doesn't move much. No one else knows Mewtwo's true identity, only Teng Shu himself knows. Of course Sakaki and the others know it too, but Sakaki definitely didn't tell anyone about Mewtwo. Thinking of this, Teng Shu took out his mobile phone to check, and it turned out that no one had talked about Mewtwo at the beginning.

"Then." Teng Shu became interested. Considering the incident with Mewtwo, could Sakaki be sentenced to death and executed immediately?

Teng Shu thought maybe it was worth a try.

But now Teng Shu still plans to write Ghost Call 3 first.

Just when Teng Shu was about to write, he saw a post on the Internet.

[The Finale of The Call 3! (Spoilers included)]

[In the city of Kanazawa late at night, the neon lights turned into blood-red spots in the rain. Nahoko clenched her trembling mobile phone. The notification tone of an unknown incoming call pierced through the sound of rain for the third time. The name "Mimiko" jumped on the screen. This name that should have been swallowed by the flames reappeared thirteen years after the arson case of the Mizunuma family.

Her finger was hovering above the reject button, but she suddenly caught a glimpse of a figure in white in the reflection of the glass. When the screams pierced the rainy night, the surveillance screens of the entire block were simultaneously covered in snow - that was the opening line of Mimiko's transcendence between life and death.

The first body tracked by the police appeared in the bathroom of an old apartment, with a blood-soaked umbilical cord wrapped around the neck of the deceased. Detective Takamura stared at the autopsy report. The radiating blood vessel marks overlapped with a scene in his memory. It was a curse called the Ghost Call, an inescapable curse that would kill everyone and no one could leave alive.

As the death list expanded, Gaocun discovered a more terrifying pattern: all the victims had received death notices at the "perfect moment" in their respective fields: a piano teacher had his throat cut by a piano stool before a concert rehearsal, an architect fell to his death on the top floor of an unfinished building he designed, and even a TV show host died suddenly of a heart attack during a live countdown.

These ways of death are in stark contrast to the most glorious moments of their careers, but this doesn't seem to be the same as Mimiko Mizunuma's way of killing?
In the evidence room, Takamura trembled as he flipped open Mimiko's diary. Between the yellowed pages was a baby photo, with the words "Mom, I hope I can be this beautiful when I die" written on the back in lipstick.

In an apartment, Miyuki also received a ghost call. When the girl, who always wore headphones, found that the caller ID had changed to her own number, blood words suddenly appeared on the bathroom mirror. She frantically knocked on the mirror but penetrated the phantom. The dressing mirror behind her reflected the young face of her mother - it was Mrs. Mizunuma who attempted self-immolation in the arson case that year.

At the moment the mirrors of the two time and space met, Takamura raised his gun and shattered the mirror, but they still saw Mizunuma Mimiko's resentful eyes.

The final battle of "The Devil Calls 3" takes place on a rooftop. According to the script, Takamura rushes to the rooftop with Miyuki, and behind them are the continuous influx of firefighters and the live broadcast team holding cameras. Mimiko's phone rings at the critical moment, and her last image appears in the thick smoke, looking extremely terrifying.

The terrifying phone call rang again, but this time, it was still Miyuki's cell phone. However, after Miyuki picked up the phone, the tone was not Miyuki's own. Takamura finally realized that Miyuki was not the target, but the host of Mimiko Mizunuma's rebirth, so he made an almost crazy decision.

He smashed his phone against the burning marble column. In the light of the explosion, all the call records turned into ashes. Then, watching Miyuki gradually turn into Mizunuma Mimiko, he had no choice but to raise his gun.
With the sound of gunfire, everything was over.

Three months later, late at night, Miyuki, who has become the host of a supernatural program, is sitting alone in the live broadcast room. The camera suddenly freezes when it sweeps across the empty auditorium, and a faint blue light appears in the corner of the monitor. She calmly takes off her headphones and walks towards the auditorium, while the lights in the corridor under the camera suddenly go out. Takamura's soul curls up there in pain. He has failed and has not succeeded in stopping the devil, Mimiko.

In the end, Miyuki, who became Mimiko, left the live broadcast room with a smile and a piece of candy in her mouth. Only the ghosts who died at Mimiko's hands were still in pain in the audience.

This is the ending of The Devil Calls 3! I got this information from Fujiki! 】

".I almost believed it." Teng Shu's mouth twitched. Teng Shu and Teng Shu, these two names are very similar. If you are not careful, you might really read them wrong. However, Teng Shu was a little amused and helpless about this kind of popularity.

"Forget it." Teng Shu didn't care too much. As he became a celebrity, there were many imitators on the Internet. Teng Shu didn't care. As long as these people didn't go too far, Teng Shu was too lazy to sue. But if these people were really too far, then Teng Shu would have no choice. Fortunately, there were no such people at present. (End of this chapter)