Durin's Diary

Chapter 585 The Distant Bridge
"Lord Durin, please make a promotional video for my church."

When Du Lin returned to the Everburning Nest in the middle of the night, he unexpectedly met the old bishop of the Church of the God of Suffering.

He stood quietly in the hall until Du Lin approached and then expressed his wish.

Durin has always respected the Church of the God of Suffering. Whether it is their attitude towards prisoners of war and war, or their kindness to poor people, they are the model of the gods Durin hopes to see.

So Du Lin asked the girls to go upstairs first, and then asked the old bishop to sit down: "What do you need?"

Du Lin always respected the elderly, and he was even more respectful to an old man like this. How could Du Lin defeat an old man who had been so poor all his life?

"The elders of the church have discussed this for a long time, and today we finally reached a conclusion. We originally hoped you could make a film, but our funds are limited..." "Please don't say that, sir. If it were another organization or individual, I would indeed charge a fee, but as for the God of Suffering, I appreciate and understand his beliefs and actions. As our Lord said, the strong should treat every innocent mortal with kindness."

"My Lord..." "There is some deviation, but it's harmless. I believe my Lord and your Lord would think so too." As Du Lin said this, he brought over a cup of coarse tea - whether the Lord of Suffering would enjoy it or not, coarse tea was a delicacy for them.

The old bishop took the tea with great satisfaction: "So, Lord Durin, what do you mean..."

"Let's make a movie," Du Lin said as he took out a projection machine. The screen unfolded under the wizard's hand. "By the way, sir, what's your name?"

"I am a child from the Orphanage of the God of Suffering. The church adopted me, taught me knowledge, and helped me grow. I am Chaos October."

"Sir Chaos, do you and your companions have any requirements for the movie plot?" Du Lin asked.

"No, but I believe in your strength, sir." The old man said with a look of expectation.
This problem really makes Du Lin feel a little bit difficult to start with - there is really no way, you old guys keep talking about expectations every day, but if the results are not good, won’t it ruin your reputation?

But Du Lin soon came up with an idea for a work.

Soul Ferryman, if someone doesn’t quite understand, you can search for Spiritfarer.

In the hospital of the Church of the Suffering God, no matter who the person believes in, as long as he is not an enemy of civilization, at the moment of death, they will do their best to invite someone from his church to offer last prayers.

It has the same purpose as this work.

So Dulin spelled out the film's title in Sidney.

"This is..." Old Chaos's face was full of confusion.

"The Soul Ferryman, a young woman named Stella, worked at the hospice of the Church of the Suffering God, day after day, year after year, until one day she woke up from her bed and found herself not at home. She had transformed back into a sixteen-year-old girl, and beside her were several souls from her past. Their first step was to build a large ship that could sail the sea."

Chaos looked at the picture on the curtain behind Durin. He covered his mouth with both hands and looked at everything in front of him, completely speechless.

Du Lin didn't make any other moves, but looked at him: "Can you wait for me for a moment, so I can make a trailer."

"Okay, okay." Old Chaos nodded.

Du Lin made a trailer of about three minutes based on the game.

It includes the hugs between Miss Stella and the souls, and the final scene where she arrives at the Bridge of the Afterlife alone on a boat.

The Bridge of the Afterlife is exactly how the God of Suffering understands death - it is a bridge, and the appearance of the bridge varies from person to person. The bridge Stella saw was a wooden bridge with a lot of carvings, full of exotic style.

This is definitely not a big deal. Lord Chaos accepted this version of the notice and went back - he wanted to go back and ask everyone in the Church of the God of Suffering to confirm it.

Du Lin was not in a hurry and personally escorted him into the portal.

When he returned to the Everburning Nest, he found that all his girls had come out, their big eyes full of curiosity.

Well, it looks like I have to install that thing today.

So Dulin started making it on screen.

"But there's one thing: you can't cry, okay."

Before production, Du Lin said this.

"Don't cry!" The girls' mouths were the hardest part of their bodies at this moment. ………………

Half an hour later, all the girls burst into tears in front of the picture of Stella hugging the first soul in front of the bridge before leaving.

"No, you agreed not to cry." Du Lin covered his face and looked at his mother who came down the elevator and gave him a curious and serious look. He looked embarrassed.

"It's because the movies you made, Mr. Durin, are so touching." Reed retorted while handing a tissue to Lan En, who said nothing and burst into tears.

"What are you looking at?" Mother came over curiously.

Another half hour passed, and Du Lin's mother also burst into tears. However, as an adult, she restrained her emotions well and hugged Du Lin comfortingly: "You are an amazing child."

"I'm just a sentimental person." Du Lin sighed as he sent his mother upstairs.

Then he came down, looked at the girls with red eyes and smiled: "Do you want to continue?"

"Go on!" Lina gritted her teeth and said, "If you cry again, I'll be a puppy!"

Okay, Du Lin just makes it and serves it right away.

Because it was late at night, there were not many viewers joining in - apart from Mrs. Lin and Uryula, there were also two waitresses. Du Lin asked them to sign a confidentiality agreement and then let them continue watching.

Du Lin's selection is the pinnacle of artistic subject matter - life and death.

Stella sent off one soul after another, her optimism and cheerfulness lasting until the last soul on the ship said goodbye to him.

She was the only one left on the empty boat.

She stood at the bow of the boat, humming a song taught to her by a spirit.

And in the distance at the bow, a gorgeous bridge is emerging, which is Stella's destination.

The scene changed, and an old woman was lying on the hospital bed with a peaceful face.

There were souls all around, big and small. At this moment, countless hands gently stroked the backs of Stella's hands that were crossed on her chest.

The screen turns black.

The music is ringing.

Anta stood up, walked to Dulin, reached out and hugged him: "I will always be with you, I will always love you, I will always be your Anta, and Lublin will be our eternal home."

"I will." Du Lin smiled and hugged Anta tightly in his arms.

Then there were the other girls.

Elaine cried the most, but in Du Lin's arms, the girl smiled: "Thank God for letting me meet you when I was most lonely and helpless. I will walk through every day of my life with you with the most pious heart."

Dulin patted Elaine's back to comfort the little bird.

Then Lina squeezed over, pushed Tanya aside, and squeezed into Du Lin's arms.

Then he barked.

She turned her head to look at Tanya: "I'm sorry, Tanya, but I really can't help it. Mr. Du Lin is really amazing. His new movie can be so good."

All the girls present laughed. Even Tanya, who was angry because she was pushed away, smiled and hugged the little dragon from behind: "Okay, I forgive you, you reckless boy."

Du Lin also smiled, he stretched out his hands and hugged his girls.

You guys are the best girls I have ever met in this amazing second adventure of my life.

(End of this chapter)