Just after breakfast, Austin brought his decoration team to 'work'. Today's task is marking. It is to plan the layout of the new Grande on the indoor signs that have been completely opened up, and to prepare for the official start of construction.
Just like yesterday, this guy finished arranging things and slipped away from the scene. He first went to the restaurant to symbolically say hello to the slightly dazed Grande owner Zach, and then explained to the already identified hostess Louise. After finishing today's work, I ran to the backyard to play with Old Hank.
Louise sat with Zach for a while. She really couldn't guess what Zach was thinking. She rolled her eyes and went to overseer.
On the other hand, Danny the Phantom walked cautiously next to Zach, "Zach?"
Zach looked away from the opened magazine with a dull look, "What?"
"Well, did Louise tell you?" Danny hesitated, "I made an appointment with that friend of mine."
The boy in the wheelchair, remember, when Zach and James were looking for the Phantom Man, the boy who tried his best to protect Danny (Volume 4), Zach, as a foreigner, has no feelings for this kind of human being who is close to the alien race. Naturally you will feel good about it.
He changed his mood and smiled, "How is he doing lately?"
Seeing that Zach no longer looked dull, Danny felt a little more relaxed, "It's okay, his mother found a job in the West End, and he now has a lot of time alone."
What this sentence means is that you can only find Danny when you are alone, right
Zach kept smiling, "Go ahead. But, be safe."
Danny's eyes swept over the magazine spread out in front of Zach, and he pursed his lips, "I will." The colored glaze dispersed and disappeared.
Everyone should still remember Dylan’s initial alien enlightenment. It was taught by Danny, a phantom person who also belongs to the soul-like alien race. It is impossible to say that Danny has no feelings about Dylan's complete disappearance. But what can I do, just sit here in a daze like Zach? I can only be grateful. At this time, Danny has found a friend he has lost contact with for a long time, so he can express his feelings.
Zach's eyes continued to return to the magazine in front of him. He hasn't finished reading it yet, entirely for an unexpected reason.
The usually funny articles full of flaws and loopholes don’t look funny at all at this time.
Let’s talk about this article with the same lengthy and weird title as always—"Justice under the Night?" Red is also hope? —1 plus 23, the light in the dark underground world of Port Massa? Let time give the answer." What are you writing about
It’s no surprise that the author invented a dark workshop hidden underground in the city of Barton, Massa, which is the source of the city’s dirty waste! The article used an expression like this -
"Here you can buy a life-devouring ** that will make you fill the void it creates with everything you have - everyone and everything in your life."
Such a vague and unrealistic description actually made Zach understand. What does Smith's underground industry manufacture? Isn't it exactly this kind of thing? We have a popular definition, addiction.
The article is about a fictional protagonist who doesn't even want to give a proper name, Mr. D.
"Mr. D has worked for this dark workshop all his life. While he witnessed his favorite person falling into this empty and empty body, he allowed the darkness to corrode his soul. Even the final judgment is not needed. Mr. D has already He left his fate in the dark fog that shrouded the city."
No need to even make a bold guess, isn't Mr. D Dylan? As a former employee of Smith, wasn't it his girlfriend Michelle's addiction that he witnessed? As for the final judgment, there is really no need for it. Dylan is a born devil and his future destiny. It's the devil!
After using Mr. D to outline a completely dark underground industry, the article continues as follows:
"The dark workshops are entrenched in the shadows of this city, hidden under the cloak of light. And we know that the brighter the light, the deeper the darkness. And the master who dominates this dark time has his partners With the help of him, his workshop will be once again covered with a coat of clothing."
Zach understood again, Smith's whitewashing, the legalization of something that was about to be implemented. With the blessing of Mrs. Quinn, this bright coat was not only bright. It will also be colorful.
These things that Zach can really understand have to make Zach think. Is it just that Zach himself can't understand the article he once read as a joke
If these things that are full of symbols of uncertainty can be said to be Zach’s overthinking, then the following content cannot be Zach’s overthinking!
"Sunday is always a time for a city to rest, but when such a peaceful rest day comes to an end, it is probably just that everyone is sitting on the sofa, changing the channels at will, complaining that tomorrow will start another busy week, not Something peaceful happened.”
The time point has been described very clearly, last night!
"The red light that cannot be seen bursts out from this dark workshop."
When Zach saw this, his eyes returned to the title, and he frowned at "Wen/Zha Yao". It was obviously a pen name, and he didn't recognize it.
"The author would consider this a sacrifice. The soul destined to be corrupted, Mr. D, carried out a self-salvation there and at that time."
'World Punishment' comes from Dylan's progression from undead to demon. This is not a sacrifice, not a redemption, it is just a tragedy of not being able to control himself!
But, is the word 'tie medicine' wrong? No. Did Dylan resent Smith for manipulating his life? yes. Does Dylan hate Michelle's addiction? yes. Did Dylan choose the right place when he was self-destructing, to completely destroy the place he hated the most? yes.
Zach adjusted his breathing and looked at the end of the article.
"Twenty-three souls who were also corrupted by darkness, including Mr. D's deeply troubled lover, disappeared together in the red redemption. This may be hope. The dark workshop may be hit by this, or it may The city has recovered from the dark power. Whether Mr. D's sacrifice is meaningful and represents true light, let time tell us the answer.
*Zha Yao’s first article. Thank you readers. If you like Zach, you can write to Zha Yao. The address is Urban Legend Editorial Office, No. xx, Third Street, Becky... *”
Zach looked at the abrupt and extremely atmosphere-destroying fine print at the end of the article, and made an obvious decision. Zach wanted to find this author!
Our vampire needs to know what this author is who seems to have seen everything with his own eyes and knows information that is impossible for ordinary people to know. (..)