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TV series?

On the next ship, the players were stunned for a moment, then cheered. There weren't many entertainment activities on the ship, and PK was prohibited. Apart from doing dungeons, they just played cards. At this time, an episode of a TV series was suddenly released, making the players feel like they were watching a TV series together in the dormitory.

As the protagonist's little fangirl, Jinse immediately stopped brushing the dungeon, took a look at her level 59.9, and sent a message to the team without any reluctance: "Sorry, my period has come, I will brush it later." Then she opened the pinned post on the forum through the link in the announcement.

Speaking of which, this episode of the series has indeed been postponed for a long time. She originally thought that the fifteenth episode of the series would be broadcast all at once after the Hood Island incident, but she didn't expect it to go against common sense.

When I opened the forum, I saw that the pinned post had nearly 600 million views, and the post was published in less than 3 minutes!

When Jinse opened the TV series, she saw a dense barrage of comments:

"The wait is finally here..."

"More, love to watch."

“The length is touching!”

Jinse couldn't help but leave a comment: "Call for my husband!" and then watched the video attentively.

This video is very long, 2 and a half hours long, and is divided into two parts, which shows that it should contain a lot of useful information.

The video began to play and the camera switched to Darklan. A ball of fire lit up, and then the flame enlarged and transformed into a big sword. Holding it was Leandro Pesa, the Son of the Plane of the Kingdom of Braxton.

Leandro Pesa has clearly matured a lot, holding the sword with both hands, the tip of the sword facing up, flat on his chest. Then the voice-over tells about his experiences in the past few months.

In the Dockland disaster a few months ago, as an ordinary person, Leonardo's mother also died in the disaster, and his father also died not long ago.

He single-handedly shouldered the fate of the death of his loved ones, a broken family, and the near destruction of his hometown, and launched a campaign of revenge against the Curse God Cult, the Life Alchemy Society, and Karl Robbins.

Amidst the excitement, scenes flashed by: he solved puzzles and led the Sun Guardians to destroy the Cult of the Damned stronghold; he wielded a flaming sword, slashing down upon his enemies; he unleashed a Blood Echo, delivering the final blow; and he re-entered the Weather Tide to explore the Temple of the God of Death. In the constant battles, the Cult of the Damned strongholds in Braxton were destroyed one by one, and his strength steadily increased through countless battles.

The final scene is a scene where Leandro is talking to Chien West, who has become the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bryston. Leandro bids farewell to him, packs his bags, and chooses to go to Nathaniel to seek revenge on Karl Robbins.

The screen went black.

Zhou Ning, watching this at triple speed, couldn't help but feel a bit surprised. The main plot was now completely messed up. He hadn't expected Leandro, the Planar Son of the Kingdom of Blyston, to actually leave Blyston and go to Nathaniel. It seemed that the core storyline of the giant alchemical puppet in the second version of Blyston Kingdom had been completely broken.

In fact, not long ago, I heard rumors about Leonardo. He has already made a name for himself among the Sun Watchmen, and it won't be long before he goes to Nathaniel. He just happened to miss me perfectly.

As the protagonist, Leonardo is actually the NPC that Zhou Ning is determined to recruit. Zhou Ning feels that as long as he can successfully kill Carl Robbins this time, he might be able to successfully recruit him.

The camera then switched, focusing on a graceful woman in the half-collapsed underground ruins, standing quietly before the tightly closed bronze gate. In her left hand, she held a middle-aged nobleman with a confused expression, who bore a resemblance to Smith Hall. This man was none other than Zhou Ning's landlord, Viscount Hall. In her right hand, she held a thin, slightly balding middle-aged man, also looking deeply lost.

This scene strangely resembled a horror movie! Jinse couldn't help but wince, then immediately recognized the woman as Josie West, whose soul was Karl Robbins. The show seemed to be continuing from the previous episode, even before Archbishop Edward was possessed.

Amid the eerie and low background music, there was a frantic knocking sound from the inside of the bronze door, accompanied by the sound of fingernails scratching at the door, which was extremely harsh.

Karl Robbins said in a low and pleasant voice: "Good evening, great being. I have no ill intentions. I just want to reach a cooperation with you. I can help you get out of your current predicament."

The frantic knocking on the door suddenly stopped, and there was silence for half a minute. Then a hoarse female voice was heard:

"What do you want to do?"

There was no change in expression on Karl Robbins' face as he smiled deeply and said:

"I can help you break free from the constraints here and find a demigod-level possessed person."

A hoarse female voice said:

"It's not easy to free me from this bondage. I'll need a lot of items, such as mithril, enchanted Luins silk, the swim bladder of a golden wolffish, etc... I'll also need the blood of direct descendants of the Hall and Kronin families, and a vessel at least at the demigod level."

Carl Robbins laughed and said, "I've already brought the first two. It shouldn't take that many materials just to help you break free. I have Gavin Hall, a direct descendant of Louisa Hall, and Billy Laman, a direct descendant of the Kronin family. As for the container..."

Carl Robbins paused for a moment and said meaningfully, "He's a high-ranking member of the Church of the God of War, whose ideals are fairness, justice, and strength. He also happens to be a demigod with immense self-confidence, especially with the Falric Code in hand. It's logical that he'll come here soon and open this bronze door himself."

The hoarse female voice was silent for two seconds, then asked, "You have more secrets than I thought. What do you want in return? Tell me."

"Form an alliance with me and travel to Hood Island, where the kingdom of the World-Destroying Wolf lies hidden. During this time, I will do my best to help you recover, and even return fully. But I need to obtain his Book of Gleipnir; and, when the time comes, I will need your help to kill someone. That is all I ask."

"Deal," the hoarse female voice said calmly, "But I still have a question. Even for an ancient beast god like Gleipnir, his kingdom doesn't exist on the material plane. I'm afraid it will take two weather tides overlapping on Hood Island to open the entrance."

"It's okay. I'll find a way," Karl Robbins said with a smile. The other party didn't reply, and for a moment, silence fell, and the eerie background music paused.

Then, in the oppressive silence, Carl Robbins pushed open the bronze door. On the opposite side of the door, there was a "person" standing there, staring at him quietly.

The other person was covered in a blue-black mist. His figure looked like a woman, but his facial features were completely invisible.

Carl Robbins threw Viscount Hall and Billy Laman to each other, and after a moment, there was the sound of blood splattering and slight chewing sounds.

The blue-black mist thinned slightly, and the female figure wiped the blood from her lips. Her eyes turned from madness to calmness, and she slowly raised the corners of her lips.

The screen went black, then jumped and locked onto Wayne Stewell, foreshadowing the start of the main film.