Before entering Zone One, everyone had to change into clothes suited to the story's time period. They were also issued Revolvers loaded with live ammunition.
Su Ming did not mind. He was familiar with firearms, and Hermione was the same. Dressed as a cowgirl, she stood nearby skillfully twirling her gun, the Revolver spinning through her little hand like a fidget spinner.
But Jaina and Yrel were different. They had never seen such compact firearm weapons before, and the two of them played with them endlessly, turning the guns over in their hands like treasured toys. Su Ming was worried they might accidentally fire them.
As expected of a business run by apes, there were actually miniature clothes that Bobo could fit into, along with tiny pistols suited to his size. Little Lucky Ape, however, showed little interest. Even after changing into his actor's costume, he still crouched on Deathstroke's shoulder, looking listless.
White Gorilla explained the script for Zone One. This was the first area he had established when starting his business, and it was also the most enduring, evergreen attraction in the Amusement Park.
The story took place in the American West in 1920. There was a town called Gold Sands, and the nearby gold mines and ranches had made it prosperous. Naturally, that also made it an easy target for bandits and criminals.
Then a Cowboy wearing a red bandana appeared. He fought crime and protected the townsfolk. His shooting was precise, and he came and went like the wind. He was a true hero, as well as a symbol of heroes from DC Comics' Wild West era.
It was like Marvel in the late 1930s. The appearance of Torchbearer led many people to start dressing up as masked figures, and that era was regarded as the