"Next up is the third video."
The third video was much more direct. It skipped the journey from the car to the workplace and opened with a view from high above the ground.
The protagonist stood atop a building dozens of stories high and looked down. The height alone was enough to make anyone's legs go weak, yet he suddenly leaped forward and plunged off the edge.
The viewpoint dropped at breakneck speed. All that remained in the video was the howl of the wind, making it feel as though they were experiencing the jump firsthand.
[Holy shit! That scared me!]
[?? Just like that? What kind of job requires jumping off buildings?]
[A skydiving instructor or something?]
[Except there's no parachute! Is he just jumping without one?]
The video ended there. The shortest of the three videos, it contained only eight seconds of footage of someone jumping off a building.
"That's it?"
Lai Bingxuan could hardly believe her eyes. "Just one clip of someone jumping off a building, and it's over?"
"Yes," Director Niu said. "Due to the unusual nature of the work, filming more wasn't possible, so that's all this video contains."
"It doesn't look like an extreme sport or anything. Surely nobody would do extreme sports on a high-rise in the middle of the city."
Liu Woxing spoke thoughtfully. "Could he be filming a movie?"
"Is filming that dangerous? Jumping straight off a building?" Lai Bingxuan frowned.
"He is filming."
Xu Shuangrong picked up the conversation, her voice gentle. "The protagonist's body never appeared in the shot, so he was probably wearing a wire harness. Sometimes, to get the effect they want, film crews shoot on location even for relatively dangerous scenes."
[Then it can only be Try-Hard Bro.]
[Try-Hard Bro still has filming to do? Didn't