In the narrow passageway, a group of people fired their rifles with reckless abandon. Henry was among them, standing at the very back.
Suddenly, a bear-like man sprang out from cover. A throwing knife dropped the man at the front, and taking advantage of the shooters' blind spot, he charged in close.
A few crisp blows followed, and everyone went down.
Henry, standing at the end of the line, could not stay out of it either. He took a solid chokehold kill, his whole body sent flying from the spot as if struck by a truck before crashing heavily to the floor!
The man who had acted then passed through the corridor without looking back, accompanied by a short-haired blonde beauty in a jacket whose lower half seemed to have gone missing.
"Cut! All right, everyone get ready for the next scene." the director shouted through a large metal megaphone.
Crew members immediately began adjusting the cameras, preparing to shoot from different angles.
These shots would be used for scenes of the protagonist constantly moving through the interior of the battleship. In truth, they were merely filming repeatedly from different angles in a handful of locations.
After all, this was an active-duty warship. There was no way they could let the production crew run all over the ship. By repeatedly filming people entering and leaving from various angles and directions, they could create the illusion of movement through later editing.
Henry, who had just been killed, got up along with the other background actors. Next, another group would play the defeated villain henchmen.
But that did not mean Henry could wrap up and go home. These days, he had to die several times a day, building up as much footage as possible for the director to edit.
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