Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Chapter 268 Real Ghosts On The Film Set

The man in the prison was wearing a tattered tunic. He looked bloody with sticky blotches of red and purple. He turned around and floated out.

In the next scene, Ava would dress as a ghost to save the intelligence officer. She would create some silhouettes to confuse the prison warden. When they were caught escaping, Lincoln would appear and fight the “demons“.

The film set manager thought that the man was one of the ‘demons‘. He muttered, “Wow, the makeup is so realistic. The way he walks too. He literally floated. His dedication would make him famous one day.”

The scene was quickly set up.

“Action!”

Screams were heard from the tortured in the prison.

Suddenly, there was a gust of wind, and the fire in the fire pit turned green.

“This prop is good! The fire changes color naturally. It looked eerie and the effect was good!”

The actors were acting out a torture scene of the intelligence officer when the fire flickered again.

“Who is it?”

When the scene continued, a female ghost with messy hair appeared behind the intelligence officer.

a few steps

There’s no ghost in this

shadow floated across the

actors

where Ava would trick them into believing there were ghosts by using lighting and shadows

a look at the props just now and it was

was sure that the female ghost just now was not a prop. However, the only one who should have -dressed up as a female ghost was Ava. She was still waiting to

one who floated across the prison cell

someone fly without the support of wires?

“Let’s… Let’s go!”

off leaving the

scene. She stood inside the prison cell with messy hair and

actor was startled and ran

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rescue the intelligence officer. The scene ended when both

in one

help but secretly praise them in his heart.

wrong with them today? Everyone did

for the next scene!”

courtyard outside the prison. The scene required a crane and wires for

charge of the props and film set repeatedly checked the spot where gasoline would be poured to ensure the safety of the

“Clear this spot.”