American Horror Story, Starting from Falls Town

Chapter 132 Cyber ​​Ghost
Because there were preliminaries to be played the next night, Heather and Penny rarely pestered Roy to pay his dues, although this did not have much impact on Roy.

With Roy's current physical condition, even if he fights with Heather Penny before the game, he can still win.

However, Heather and Penny were quite determined, so Roy did not insist.

It just so happens that there is another reality show called "Night Owl" tonight, and Roy is very curious about what the host Jack will say tonight.

The two urban legends mentioned on the show before are all true. Are the other things related to urban legends mentioned on the show also true?

For example, the slender figure that Pastor Max denied...

"Night Owl" is a late-night show. Heather and Penny didn't want to stay up late and affect their skin, so they went to bed early.

So Roy sat alone on the sofa watching TV.

Oh, it’s not just one person, there are two beautiful female ghosts!
Watching TV alone is boring, so let two dumb female ghosts come out.
When you are bored, you can play with it for a while to relieve your boredom.

It was also the first time for Roy to watch "Night Owls" from the beginning. The show started with a song and dance performance, and it was a jazz performance.

Roy couldn't appreciate this kind of performance, so he started to manage his time and sent good night messages to the fish in the pond one by one.

He also opened his laptop and used MSN to remind Nidi to go to bed early.

All the fish replied to the message, except Dalia, who didn't reply at all. She must still be unhappy about what happened in the evening.

There is no other way. At this time, I can only remain patient and find an opportunity to break through Dalia's psychological defenses later.

Roy thought he had left a deep enough impression on Dalia that Dalia would subconsciously compare him to other men when she met them in the future.

The result is, of course, self-evident.

Sadako and Kayako looked at the laptop curiously. When the two female ghosts died, laptops should have been rare items, or even had not yet appeared.

The more mature and steady Kayako just looked at it, but the younger Sadako couldn't help but reach out and touch the laptop screen.

Then a magical scene happened. Sadako's hand reached directly into the computer screen, reaching in instead of passing through.

As spirits, both Sadako and Kayako are able to pass through some objects, including doors, walls, and furniture.

But it seems that only Sadako can enter the screen, Kayako can't do it.

Looking at Sadako jumping up and down on the laptop screen like a desk pet, Roy suddenly had an idea: could Sadako be trained to be a cyber ghost similar to the cyber succubus Adela?

Like a super computer virus?
The kind that everyone kills together.

Roy felt that it was worth a try, but for now, Sadako could only enter the screen and probably would not be able to enter the Internet.

In terms of computers, Roy actually just has some knowledge from the future.

I don't really know much about the professional aspects, maybe I can ask Needy for help after returning to Waterfall Town.

Nidi is a computer expert and can freely access the backend of government websites.

"Okay, you can come out now!"

After watching the Q version of Sadako being cute on the screen for a while, Roy wanted to call Sadako out, and he was about to turn off the computer.

Then, Sadako emerged from the laptop screen with the translucent taillights of a luxury car pouting.

It seems that because of her great figure, she was stuck on the screen.

Hiss, good opportunity!
Cough!

Just at this time, the opening song and dance show of "Night Owl" ended. Roy was ready to concentrate on watching the TV program, so he had to take a picture of Sadako's shiny luxury car taillights.

Sadako came out of the laptop with some disappointment and sat obediently next to Roy, as if the previous incident had never happened.

After the host Jack finished the opening dance, he began to introduce the first special guest of the day. This time it was finally not Pastor Max. That guy would become a permanent guest after participating in a few more episodes.

The special guest who came in was a black woman wearing fur, with a good figure and elegant posture. Even though Roy had never had a good impression of black people, he had to admit that this woman was a beautiful black pearl.

“Let us welcome Ms. Marie Laveau from New Orleans!”

This woman seems familiar. Is she also a character in a movie?

Roy was certain that he had never seen any work related to Marie Laveau, so the more likely possibility was that he had seen this black woman in a short video or other social media in his previous life.

There was no way. Although Roy's memory attribute had reached 28, it was still impossible for him to remember everything, especially some memories that were easily overlooked.

On the TV screen, Jack was still introducing Marie Laveau.

"This beautiful lady has a little-known identity: she is the leader of American Voodoo!"

This sentence caused the audience to exclaim, Voodoo is popular in America.
It is quite famous, which may be because there are many black immigrants in America, especially immigrants from Haiti, who have spread the local culture to America.

There might be Haitian immigrants there.

When it comes to voodoo, everyone's impression is of a crazy-looking person with skulls and poisonous snakes hanging on his body. No one would have thought that the beautiful black person in fur in front of them is the leader of voodoo.

Including Roy.

You say this woman is the rapper Roy Xin, or the leader of a voodoo cult. Isn't that too fake?

Seeing the surprised expressions of the audience, Jack

He made an expression that said, "As expected," and then made a joke.

"Yes, when the production team found Ms. Lavo, I had the same expression as you. I thought the director had suddenly invited a big star, and I thought my show was finally going to be a hit!"

There was a burst of laughter at the scene.

The show "Night Owl" has been in the top three of the late night show ratings for many years, but it has never won a championship, so the host
That's how Jack would tease himself.

After the laughter, Jack returned to the subject and began to talk to Marie Laveau.

Some topics related to voodoo.

"Ms. Lavoie, in our impression, voodoo
They are all symbols of terror and evil.

is this real? "

This is a rather sharp question. If Marie Laveau is really a witch, Jack is in danger.

However, for this kind of reality show, the topic will be discussed with the guests before the show begins. Since Jack dared to ask such a sharp question, it means that Marie Laveau agreed to talk about it.

"Not really! About the horror and evil of voodoo
That was also the Age of Exploration, and because of the stereotypes brought about by war. Actually, voodoo also has many gentle teachings, otherwise where would the believers come from?

"Haha, you're right. For example, now that I see Ms. Lavo, I have the urge to kneel down at her feet!"

There was another burst of laughter at the scene.

Then there was some chat about voodoo science. This Marie Laveau really looked like a leader, unlike the previous Pastor Max, who was a complete liar. Roy suspected that he might not have seen a real devil at all.

This Marie Laveau looked somewhat real. If this was an act, then Roy could only support this actor in his pursuit of an Oscar. As they chatted, Jack talked to Marie Laveau about why she came to this show.

"Ms. Laveau, what made you want to be on my show? You've been doing it in Louisiana, haven't you?"

"Because I heard that the host of this show is very handsome, so I came here."

Marie Laveau suddenly made a joke, leaving the host Jack confused, and the scene was very funny.

"Well, although I'm happy to hear that, my wife is probably already rushing to the TV station with her rolling pin."

After laughing, Marie Laveau began to talk about business.

"Actually, I'm here to look for the lost Voodoo Bible, the Baron Samedi. Los Angeles is just my first stop, and I'll be visiting TV stations across the country. If any viewers find this Bible, please contact me. Voodoo will definitely reward you handsomely!"

Seeing this, Roy's expression became strange.

This is too coincidental, right?

Roy took out the book "Baron Samedi" from the inventory. This book was taken out from Chucky's treasure chest of destiny. He had never used it and almost forgot about it.

Judging from what Marie Laveau said, Voodoo should value this book very much, calling it the Bible, and it should be able to exchange it for some good things.

It’s a pity that the “Night Owls” shows are basically recorded, and no one knows when tonight’s show was recorded. Marie Laveau probably left California a long time ago.

Forget it, I'll just write down the contact information first and go find Marie Laveau when I have time. The book is in my inventory anyway and won't disappear.

The first guest, Marie Laveau, walked off the stage after a commercial break, and then there was another boring song and dance performance, which could be considered an intermission.

The next guest was a folklorist who claimed to study paranormal phenomena, and Jack once again talked to him about urban legends.

The first person to speak was the folklorist. Folklorist is considered a relatively high-risk profession. The more capable you are, the more dangerous it is. No one knows when you will be called away by something.

"I once saw a Rubik's Cube that could open the gates of hell from a wealthy man. It's said that opening the Rubik's Cube would grant any wish."

Jack raised his eyebrows and asked the folklorist in a mean tone.

"Can you tell me which rich man it is?"

"Oh, Jack, you know, in our line of work, there are some questions you absolutely cannot ask!"

The folklorist rejected Jack without hesitation.

Jack scratched his head, looking very lost.

"Anderson, I thought we were close enough to discuss this."

The folklorist looked at Jack in surprise.

"Are we familiar?"

This scene caused laughter again, and everyone liked to see Jack's embarrassment.

The audience on the show were laughing, but Roy couldn't laugh. The Rubik's Cube mentioned by the folklorist should be the Box of Sorrow in the movie series "The Evil Dead".

Roy remembered that this magic box seemed to be connected to Leviathan, the King of Jealousy, and could summon a group of powerful demon monks, which were considered to be relatively powerful in horror movies.

Folklorists say that this magic box is in the hands of a wealthy man. Could this be the plot of the rebooted "The New Ghost"?

I just don’t know who that rich man is. It seems necessary to investigate this matter.

After talking about the Box of Sorrow, Jack also told a new urban legend.

"I heard there was a fire in a shopping mall that burned everything, but all the mirrors in the mall remained intact and shone as brightly as before. It's said that the souls of those who died in the fire have taken up residence in the mirrors, and anyone who looks into them will die in a horrific way!"

Jack's sinister tone scared the audience and the show was completely silent.

An urban legend involving mirrors?
In fact, there are many legends related to mirrors, such as the famous Bloody Mary urban legend.

A person is in the bathroom, turns off all the lights, lights a candle, and silently recites "Mary Worth, I believe in you!" many times, then a "female ghost" will appear in the mirror.

Roy wasn't sure what this legend had to do with the mirror Jack was talking about.

Then the folklorist became the one to break the silence.

"So which mall is it? And who has looked in these mirrors?"

This was very similar to Jack's previous question, and Jack immediately replied to the folklorist with the same words.

"Oh, Anderson, you know, in our line of work, there are some questions you absolutely cannot ask!"

This joke was so funny that there was laughter in the audience again.

After talking about the two urban legends, Jack began to discuss the two legends with the folklorist.

These contents were rather boring, and Roy yawned while reading them.

Feeling that there wouldn't be anything about urban legends next, Roy prepared to relax and go to sleep.

After patting the taillights of Sadako and Kayako's car, the two female ghosts immediately understood, lifted their hair, and began to process the lollipops in depth.

Just at this moment, the cell phone rang.

I glanced at the time and it was almost 12 o'clock. Who would call at this time?

Roy picked up the phone and looked at the number. It was from Saltana. Could she be looking for him to drink again?

Signaling Sadako and Kayako not to stop working, Roy answered the phone.

"Hey, Sister Saltana, you called me like this, do you want to drink with me again?"

"Fuck you! Every time I drink with you, I have to take several days to recover. I will never drink with you again!"

Roy ignored Saltana's somewhat duplicitous words.

"Huh, then why did you look for me?"

"It's about that incident on the subway you mentioned yesterday. Gerald wants me to take charge of it. I want you to go meet Keller together tomorrow morning. She might have a lot of information."

"Oh—is that so? Well, I'll come and see you tomorrow."

Sadako and Kayako began to speed up.

"Roy, why does your voice sound weird and a little breathless?"

"Nothing, I'm just training. I have a qualifying match tomorrow night."

"Okay, we'll see you tomorrow!"

Sadako
(End of this chapter)