He habitually turned off the Danmaku first.
At that moment, the Danmaku in his livestream also fell silent.
At the beginning of the video, a familiar piano melody drifted out.
Countless viewers subconsciously frowned.
"This tune sounds so familiar... but I can't remember where I've heard it," the players thought.
A blue vial appeared on screen.
The bubbles inside the vial rolled with a gurgling sound.
Then the camera slowly panned upward.
That familiar, valiant figure appeared before everyone's eyes.
"Holy shit!! Murata Himeko!!"
At that moment, countless people remembered.
That familiar, slightly sorrowful piano melody, along with the Godkiller Spear in Himeko's hand.
Wasn't this freaking "The Last Lesson"?!
No wonder the video was titled "Blossom Twice." They were afraid no one would dare click on it if it were called "The Last Lesson"...
However...
This time, "The Last Lesson" wasn't animated, but...
A live-action version!!
Shock and curiosity instantly filled every player's heart.
Of course... there was anticipation as well.
At that moment, the players thought of the most important question—was MiHoYo really planning to make movies?
Otherwise, how could this short film be explained?
Was it MiHoYo's experimental production? Were they filming a short piece first to test the waters?
How could the players not be excited at that thought?
But they had no mood to discuss it now.
Because the short film's plot had begun.
"Beep beep beep..."
The alarm sounded.
The players knew Benares had arrived.
Sure enough.
Himeko's line appeared as well.
"Has it come...?"
The next moment, the camera shifted outside the Hyperion.
Benares's enormous body streaked across the sky, circling above the Hyperion.
The ship's artillery poured out like rain.
The camerawork was exactly like the animated short, yet different in some ways.
For example, this short film was far more detailed