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It wasn't just Zhang Yi; Booker in the game was the same, his heart filled with rage.

Without hesitation, Booker ran across the bridge toward Comstock's mansion.

But something strange happened soon after.

"What's going on? Why is it snowing?"

Zhang Yi stared at the snowflakes filling the sky, his face full of astonishment.

The game's timeline was clearly set in summer, yet heavy snow had suddenly begun falling on the bridge.

And when he pushed open the door, Zhang Yi was even more stunned.

Right before his eyes stood a statue of Elizabeth after she had become a religious leader.

The entire mansion was decrepit, as though many years had passed. Spatial rifts were scattered throughout the building, and Elizabeth's screams kept echoing from within them.

"Where is this? What are you going to do to me?"

"Please... please! No, no, no! Noooo!"

Elizabeth's voice from inside the rifts was filled with terror and helplessness.

It made Zhang Yi frantic with worry, but countless monsters blocked the way ahead: madmen wearing Founding Father masks, along with Silent Boys whose bodies had been altered.

The entire sequence was eerie and bizarre.

Yet at that moment, Zhang Yi was no longer paying much attention to the surrounding scenery.

Just like Booker in the game.

All Zhang Yi felt now was rage and concern for Elizabeth.

This section gave Zhang Yi the same feeling as reliving Joel's rescue of Ellie near the end of The Last of Us.

Ellie's life or death had also been unknown, and players had needed to control Joel as he raced against time to save her.

Every second wasted meant Ellie faced another measure of danger.

And now, it was the same.

Every second wasted meant Elizabeth faced another measure of danger.

After all their adventures together,