Owen ultimately fixed Schiller's bus.
That strange castle from earlier had not gone far. If Schiller drew three circles on the spot again, even Owen himself might get taken away.
Constantine tried drawing the same three circles on the foundation of the screening room, but it did nothing. He guessed it was because he did not know the true meaning of the circular formation.
Many formations were like that. If you did not know who they represented, they would not work. While regretting it, Constantine also felt another kind of curiosity arise.
What kind of demon was that castle? Why did it possess such tremendous power? What was its relationship with Schiller? Was Schiller the only one who knew how to summon it?
Schiller himself knew that he could not use this method too often. Otherwise, forget the big boss—even OAA would kick him right out of the Marvel universe, and he would never be able to return.
Of course, it was not because Schiller could not bear to leave all the untouched wool in Marvel's other universes. It was mainly because of his deep bond with the superheroes.
Now that everything in the whole game was gone, even Owen's screening room, what else could they do besides call it quits? With a wave of Owen's hand, everyone could go home and find their mothers.
But then another problem arose: these people refused to leave.
On the contestants' side, Schiller naturally took the lead. The server had crashed, and they thought they could get away without compensation? Even God could not make that fly.
On the spectators' side, Bruce took the lead. They were not asking to get their money's worth, but the movie had been interrupted halfway through. Was that fair to their tickets? Even without tickets, was it