Start a Dungeon

Lott is the chief planner, and the actual implementation must be done by the people below. Whether he can gain the trust of the other side depends on the business capabilities of the diplomats on the Birdman side and Curtis here.

After all, good diplomats are experts at setting traps.

Things here are finally over.

When it was almost noon, Fiona and the others also woke up.

Then Miss Husky couldn't wait to show the clip she made yesterday to everyone.

So on the sofa in the field hall, a row of people sat there watching the movie premiere.

In addition to the four of them, Maria and Tina were also included.

Lott felt more and more that the sofa needed to be lengthened.

movie starts

First, Fiona appears wearing a middle-class vampire suit.

When she first met the girl in a cosplay costume, she seemed a little nervous, and even mispronounced some lines, without the smooth flow she had in the later stage.

"You will dub yourself later." Lott, who was sitting in the middle of the sofa, said to Fiona, who was also wearing a cosplay suit on the right.

The scene transitioned, and the heroine and her new friends came to a grassland for no reason, and then they raised their arms toward the sun together, and the white doves flew away, which seemed to have an inexplicable feeling.

Tina quickly poked her head and looked at Theresa on Lot's right, asking which volume this scene was from.

The answer indicates the middle part of Volume 2.

"What's wrong?" Maria asked from the side.

Tina whispered: "I don't know how to shoot the wasp and crocodile later. I was confused at that time, and the teacher is responsible for everything here."

Lot suddenly understood. No wonder the plot was a bit confusing. The two vampires were portrayed as if they were mentally retarded.

Later, the heroine suddenly appeared in the second degree, and it must have returned to Tina's hands again.

The heroine in the whole story is either in the second grade or mentally retarded from beginning to end, and she is still looking for food and crazy treasure hunting in the middle.

Lott only filmed the story of the first volume of the novel.

70% of it was written by Tina, and Teresa just pieced the plot together when she was stuck.

The video was still going on. When Tina saw the heroine and the second heroine putting on raincoats and playing with water guns on the prairie for no reason, she was stunned.

What's going on in this plot?

"Conditions were limited, so we asked them to change the scenes of picking fruits and catching crocodiles to this." Lott explained.

"Is that so?"

Then in the next scene, a werewolf suddenly appeared next to the heroine. There was no explanation before and after, as if he had entered randomly, but the werewolf called the heroine "Miss" and told him to steal the scene. A somewhat puzzling line.

Tina turned to look at Lott again.

"This is what Teresa meant. She sold the role of werewolf at a good price." Lott further explained.

Tina looked at the old loli who was yawning and looking sleepy on the other side.

At this time, two Doraemon appeared on the screen.

The heroine and the werewolf talked nonsense for a while and then quickly flashed forward together, and the two fat blue guys died.

The werewolf and Fiona were each half-kneeling on the ground with concave shapes. The scene was more like two out of two.

Only then did Tina remember that when the teacher asked the heroine to fight monsters, she also focused on describing the posture of the heroine after killing the monsters. Now think about it, Fiona's posture in the picture Isn't it what she described before?

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Lott watched Tina covering her cheek and lying on Maria's shoulder, smiled, and then turned to look to the right.

Fiona looked at the picture with gleaming eyes, her breathing was a little disordered, and she was obviously very satisfied with being able to pose in such a handsome pose.

I wonder if she will regard this period as black history like Tina when she grows up.

When killing the two fat blue guys, the heroine suddenly took out a magic lamp and wiped it. Fog appeared around her and the sky gradually became dim. Then, a man wearing gold clothes, gold pants, gold bracelets and a gold mask appeared. The upstart walked out.

There is also a little devil with long white straight hair sitting on the upstart's arm.

"Sir, what you are holding in your hand is"

Maria could tell at a glance that the upstart was played by Lot, but her attention was entirely focused on the cute loli.

"I was helping him take care of Congressman Birdman's daughter at the time."

"Oh, can you lend her to me another day and let me play with it?"

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Lott looked at her silently, feeling a little worried. If she gave birth to a son in the future, this guy wouldn't really exchange him for a daughter.

The upstart in the picture said that he would give the heroine great power, and the condition was the magic lamp in her hand.

"Here you go! Grant me infinite power! Devil!"

Watching Fiona yelling in the movie, Tina felt uncomfortable all over.

And when he saw the upstart pointing his finger at the heroine, a ray of light burst out from his fingertips, and then the light covered the heroine's body.

"Oh~! Is this power?! I am already invincible!"

I have to say that the second grader acted very hard. When her whole body was covered with special effects, her expression of surprise was so realistic that even Fiona herself was a little stunned as she sat there.

And Tina didn't reject this scene too much.

Maybe it's the light and shadow effects, maybe Fiona's acting skills, or maybe both. This gave Miss Witch, who was originally unable to look directly at her dark history, a positive response for the first time.

In the plot, the upstart only gave the heroine a boost in strength. The second heroine was grinding her nails indifferently on the side, and the werewolf boy looked on with eyes wide open, and then turned to the back from time to time, as if he was following someone. The same way people communicate with eyes.

Soon, the upstart left.

But for some reason, an old man in white robe suddenly appeared with a magic wand and claimed to be the master of the heroine.

As soon as he came up, he started to introduce about a place called Ruby Continent, and how the magic stones there were good, superior, and cheap.

"Just treat it as an advertisement. This is very common in the film industry, isn't it." Lott said to himself, looking at the screen and comforting him.

After the old man finished the commercial, he casually chatted with the heroine for a few words and then left. It felt like he was just here for the commercial.

But in the heroine's subsequent adventures, one or two lines pop up from time to time: "The teacher said", "I heard the teacher tell it before", "The teacher taught me" and other lines.

Hmm. It seems like he just came here to advertise.

When the old man ends, the heroine returns to an abandoned village made of special effects.

At this time, a huge black shadow appeared in front of them - Wendell appeared in person.