Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Teng Shu still remembered the other person because he often starred in those miserable urban dramas. Generally speaking, when he saw this actor, Teng Shu knew who was the most miserable person in the TV series.

"Hello, Ms. Hai Lan." Teng Shu said politely. The other party was also a veteran actor, and it was a pleasant surprise for her to be able to star in his short film this time.

"Hello, Director Teng Shu. The movie "Dead Silence" you shot is really great!" Hai Lan laughed so hard that her eyes were invisible. She even took out the poster of "Dead Silence" and asked Teng Shu to sign it. Teng Shu was so amused that he never expected that this actress Hai Lan was actually his fan.

No wonder I came here to shoot this short video.

But this may also be to expand the scope of his acting career.

Teng Shu did not let Gengar play the ghost this time. He specially asked the props team to customize a horror puppet. In this way, this puppet can be added to the puppet theater in the Orange Forest later to give tourists a more exciting sensory experience.

After all, tourists will get tired of the same routine over and over again.

With Hai Lan's outstanding performance, the human version of After Turning Off the Lights was soon filmed, and the next step was to complete the editing. Teng Shu handed the editing of these two short films to the post-production department of the company. They also said very confidently that they could be edited today, so Teng Shu simply stayed in the company's post-production department for a while, and then took away the original Pokémon version of "After Turning Off the Lights".

As for the human version, Teng Shu gave it to Fawu and asked him to wait until the popularity of Dead Silence died down before publishing it online to continue to raise the popularity of Dead Silence.

The higher the box office of Dead Silence, the more funds Teng Shu can donate to the Abandoned Pokémon Organization.

"Boss, you don't have any schedule this afternoon." Zoroark followed Teng Shu. After hearing this, Teng Shu waved his hand, said to Zoroark that it was time to get off work, and then hurried away holding Xiao Q.

"This boss is really... interesting~" Zoroark stood behind and looked at Teng Shu's figure with a smile in his eyes. Then he turned into a blonde girl, humming an unknown tune, and left the company.

Teng Shu came to Dean Lillian's Pokémon Care Center by himself.

As soon as he arrived here, Teng Shu saw a lot of people gathered at the door.

"What's going on?" Teng Shu walked over puzzledly. He squeezed into the crowd and took a look. Then he saw that these people were discussing the notice at the entrance of the nursing center.

"Isn't this a care center for abandoned Pokémon? How come we can't even adopt an abandoned Pokémon?" Several people said unhappily, and Teng Shu glanced at them.

He now had some guesses about the content of the notice.

I wish all the college entrance examination candidates to be admitted to their ideal university!

The update was a little late today because I went to see the movie "Negotiation Expert" starring Andy Lau and Francis Ng. The movie ticket was on sale for 19.8, so it's still worth watching.

Chapter 54: What bad intentions could Teng Shu have?

[Kanaz City Pokémon Care Center kindly reminds you that this center does not accept adoption applications for Tyranitar. You are welcome to adopt other Pokémon.]

Sure enough, this was posted on the door of the nursing center.

At this moment, Dazhuang was standing in front of the iron gate, blocking the front of the gate, staring blankly at the crowded crowd in front of him. Only after noticing Teng Shu, did he reveal a hint of joy.

"Da Zhuang, it's still your turn to guard the door today." Teng Shu smiled and stuffed a fried chicken leg that he bought on the road into Da Zhuang's mouth. Da Zhuang swallowed it in one gulp, scratching his head in a naive manner and smiling foolishly.

Little Q in Teng Shu's arms wagged his tail and greeted Da Zhuang, while Xiao Hei quacked and flew around Teng Shu, then landed on Teng Shu's outstretched hand under Little Q's fierce gaze.

Only then did Little Q move closer to Teng Shu's arms with satisfaction.

"Here, yours." Teng Shu took out a fruit and threw it to Xiao Hei. Xiao Hei took it in his mouth, then turned around happily, and then flew to the iron gate.

Teng Shu smiled and patted Da Zhuang's body. After not seeing him for such a long time, Da Zhuang looked stronger and for some reason, he also looked more honest.

The people behind him were still whispering, and their words were becoming a little unpleasant. Teng Shu frowned slightly, then took out his cell phone and sent a message.

"You *sons of bitches! All *the* female relatives of your family, are you going to do it after you *die*? It's nothing ****, ****, ****, ****!" Just after Teng Shu finished sending the message, a burst of words with a high content of silencing words suddenly popped up in his brain.

Then a huge figure flew out from the care center, with a Kirlia standing on it, and at this moment Kirlia was firing at full power.

"How can you curse at me? I just want to come here and adopt a Pokémon?" A well-dressed man shouted angrily. He looked at the little Pokémon in front of him with a hint of possessiveness in his eyes.

"I'm going to fuck you!" Kirlia spoke very quickly, a series of muted words hit Teng Shu's head, making Teng Shu's ears seem to be filled with beeping sounds.

The man was no match for Kirlia, and was scolded by Kirlia. His face turned red, and he fell to the ground without being able to catch his breath.

The people around were also frightened when they saw this scene, and they all took a step back tacitly.

"And you...ah...are you Mr. Teng Shu?" Kirlia's gaze immediately fell on the protruding Teng Shu, but before she could say anything, she noticed Teng Shu's face and then recognized Teng Shu's face.

"Kirlia, are you used to life in the nursing home?" Teng Shu smiled, greeted Xiao Bao, and spoke to Kirlia casually.

"I'm fine," Kirlia stuttered suddenly, while Xiaobao happily came over and rubbed against the tree, then yelled at XiaoQ in dissatisfaction.

Kirlia felt a little uneasy. She had seen Teng Shu after she woke up, but only later realized that Teng Shu was her savior. If it weren't for Teng Shu, she might have been sold.

Teng Shu touched Xiao Bao's scarred head, then glanced at his cell phone. The old butler had already brought people over.

"Master Teng Shu, are you okay?" The old butler walked over quickly, and behind him was a group of employees from the legal department of Devon Company, who were dealing with the troublemakers. If they continued to make trouble here and talk nonsense, they would be greeted by Devon Company's team of lawyers, which was known as the strongest in Hoenn Pizza Hut. At that time, they would at least have to sit in the Alliance Court.

"I'm fine. Thank you for your help, Grandpa Shibata." Teng Shu smiled. He just sent a message to ask the old butler to come and deal with this matter.

However, the old butler's way of handling the situation was relatively civilized. Teng Shu had previously thought that the old butler would simply let the Pokémon clean up the situation.

Seeing that Teng Shu was fine, the old butler also breathed a sigh of relief. He glanced at Kirlia who was fidgeting behind Teng Shu, smiled, and then went to deal with the guys behind him.

After pushing open the iron gate, Teng Shu finally understood why Da Zhuang was blocking the door, because behind the door was a group of angry Pokémon, led by Little Green. The opponent's excited spores were flying everywhere. Fortunately, there was a circle of super energy barrier blocking these spores, otherwise the Pokémon around Little Green would probably have fallen to the ground before they could help Dean Lillian vent her anger.

"I'm sorry, Teng Shu, for making a fool of myself." Dean Lillian walked over with a smile. She glanced at the guys outside who had stopped making trouble and snorted coldly.

If she hadn't been worried about the little guys being bullied, she would have come out on her own.

These guys are really shameless.

When Little Bao was still a Kabutops, not many people wanted to adopt him. Even if there were a few people who came to see him occasionally, they would be discouraged by the scars on his body, so no one had ever adopted him.

It was not until Little Dragon evolved into Dragonite that it attracted a wave of adoptions, and people were crazy about adopting Little Dragon.

"What's so funny? These guys who want to get something for free are the joke." Teng Shu looked at the people behind him with disdain. Each of them wanted to adopt a dragon-type Pokémon that had reached its strongest combat power. It was a dream that they could realize.

After being rejected, they still have the nerve to act sarcastic outside. I don't know where these people get the nerve to do that.

Moreover, Teng Shu knew that some people would resell or abandon Pokémon after adopting them. Dean Lillian also had such Pokémon.

"Let's not talk about these annoying guys. Teng Shu, come here today." Dean Lillian didn't want to mention these things that made her feel bad.

"Dean Lillian, I would like to ask everyone to help me watch a short film to test the market." Teng Shu showed a sunny smile.

"A short film? That's definitely no problem." Dean Lillian agreed without even thinking about it. After all, Teng Shu had done so much for the entire nursing center and donated a lot of money. Without Teng Shu's donation, the nursing center would be even more embarrassed.

So now I'm just watching a short video, does that count as helping?

Not at all good.

Kirlia shuddered all over, and suddenly had a bad premonition, as if something bad was about to happen.

And it seems

Kirlia glanced at Teng Shu secretly, and then saw Teng Shu's sunny and cheerful smile.

Chapter 55: Pokémon Environment Improvement and Maintenance Department

Looking at the Pokémon gathered below, Teng Shu smiled, then he pulled the curtains, and the whole room instantly became much darker.

Dean Lillian didn't care too much about it. After all, if the curtains were drawn, the strong light would indeed affect the experience of watching the short film.

Kirlia touched her good friend the coyote, which huddled in the corner, looking at Teng Shu with some suspicion.

Where does that uneasy feeling in its heart come from?

Before Kirlia could think about it, the sound of dripping rain immediately attracted all its attention.

In the video, the house shrouded in rain was lit up after dark, and then Kirlia saw a Jigglypuff pushing open the door of a room and walking out. The other party was wet and was wiping his head, as if he had just taken a shower.

Then Jigglypuff hummed a tune, walked to the corridor and turned off the lights.

Suddenly, a strange music sounded, and Kirlia saw a strange black shadow appear in the corridor behind. Kirlia's breathing couldn't help but become a little rapid.

But Jigglypuff turned on the light in confusion.

Under the bright lights, there is nothing.

"Is it an illusion? Or a ghost Pokémon?" A thought flashed through Kirlia's mind, and then he felt his good friend, the Coyote, leaning towards him.

Dean Lillian glanced at Teng Shu.

Boy, is this the short film you were talking about?

Jigglypuff turned the lights on and off back and forth, and the black shadow stood in the dark corridor, which made the Pokémon present watch more seriously.

Once again, Jigglypuff turned off the lights, and the weird music suddenly became louder. At the same time, a strange and twisted figure appeared in the darkness that the Pokémons could not understand. Then all kinds of screams resounded throughout the room, but these screams could not cover Jigglypuff's screams in the short film.

The lights were turned on, and the figure was gone, but the Pokémon present were all gasping for breath, with looks of fear on their faces.

Teng Shu was very satisfied. It seemed that Pokémon could also feel fear, but he didn't know if he could collect fear value?

Wait until you finish watching it.

Soon, the short film continues to advance the plot.

After Jigglypuff entered the bed, the degree of fear was slowly increasing, slowly gripping the hearts of the audience, and the music also made the Pokémon present watch more attentively because of the immersive effect.

"It should be okay, right?" Kirlia breathed a sigh of relief as she watched the ghost hand disappear as the plug was firmly inserted. The strange music in the room also stopped and the lights in the corridor came on.

Just when Chirulian was relaxing, Jigglypuff turned his head to look at the lamp, and then a scary ghost face appeared in the camera. The other party smiled weirdly, and then pressed the light off button, and the whole screen was instantly dark.

"I *you*!" A sharp scream sounded, and then the screen shattered.

Teng Shu was stunned for a moment, and then he saw a chair embedded on the screen, which was smashed by Kirliaan using his superpowers. At this moment, Kirliaan seemed to realize that it had overreacted a little, and lowered its head embarrassedly.

"Cough cough..." Dean Lillian coughed twice, then looked at Teng Shu with a strange expression.

She was also startled just now.

Although it was starring Pokémon, the problem was that the monster transformed by Gengar was very scary. It not only scared the Pokémon, but also scared her. At that time, Dean Lillian's heart was beating as fast as when she challenged the Four Heavenly Kings.

"It's just a good idea to change the TV." Teng Shu smiled. It was just a TV, and he really didn't care much about it.

The key is the fear value.

[The fear value gained from "After Turning Off the Lights": 45]

The number popped up, and Teng Shu was somewhat delighted. He looked around the room. This large room, which was similar to a lecture hall, had 156 Pokémon sitting in it. All the Pokémon from the entire care center were there.

The fear value gained was 45 points, which is a bit low, but not bad.

Although Teng Shu still doesn't know how this system calculates the fear value, as long as he can gain the fear value, it is enough.

It is possible to provide Pokémon fans with a Pokémon-specific version of the movie.

Although there is no profit in showing Pokémon movies, at least for now, Teng Shu doesn't want any profit. He just wants to gain some fear value.

As for the cost of shooting short films and movies?