You Scared Me!

"Believe me, this really isn't a murder scene."

As Joshua directed the Daytime Banshees in filming the movie, he explained things to the two High Elf ladies watching beside him.

"Mm, I understand, Mr. Joshua. I won't tell anyone."

Zhi Ye looked somewhat dazed. She had tried her best to believe Joshua's earlier claim that this movie was "a family ethics comedy."

Yet in the distant Film Set, the female lead was struggling to drag the unconscious male lead toward the basement storeroom.

As a fan of the Sherlock Holmes series, Zhi Ye had already imagined countless locked-room murder cases at that moment, even though she knew they were "filming."

"You look like you have something to say to me?"

Joshua noticed that the two High Elves had been waiting beside him for nearly half an hour.

Although they were interested in the filmmaking process, on the first day of filming for "The Shining," they had not watched for long before going off to do their own things.

"We can wait until filming is over," Zhi Ye said.

"All right."

Joshua called a halt to the three Daytime Banshees recording the scene. This shot was considered finished.

For the remaining scene where the male lead went mad in the storeroom, Joshua needed to go inside and personally direct White Thorn Flower Jazz.

After hesitating slightly, Zhi Ye followed Joshua into the storeroom where the food was kept.

The moment they walked in, the storeroom door slammed shut, startling them.

"It's needed for the performance. Please stand here for now."

Joshua walked to a corner of the storeroom. Zhi Ye and Wen Enna immediately ran to his side, wanting to stay away from White Thorn Flower Jazz, who was standing by the door.

The terrified look in Wen Enna's eyes clearly