In the mysterious world of Cthulhu, I am the Lord of the Gods

Early the next morning, Claure rushed to Chenxi Company's 'Hive' headquarters.

According to the agreement, today is the last day for Bennett to provide a report on the investigation of cyborg anomalies.

Krall entered the Hive headquarters and found that Bennett was not in the behavioral analysis department of -16F at this time.

When Claure asked, he learned that the senior technical directors were in the screenwriting and planning department of -3F at this time.

Screenwriting and planning department?

That's Morsis's territory.

What was Bennett doing in Moore Heath's territory?

Claure walked towards the elevator leading to the scriptwriting and planning department on the -3rd floor with a surprised look on his face.

Krall stepped out of the elevator.

What he saw in front of him was a large building space with a three-story atrium and two-story stands.

In the center of the large building space is a huge display sandbox. Through this sandbox, Claure can see the real-time situation in any corner of the entire park.

Claure has been to this place before. This is the exhibition hall of the "Beehive" screenwriting and planning department.

Behind the exhibition hall is a human body workshop with densely packed Trojan biochemicals.

There is a Trojan bionic receptionist that has been completed and neatly placed in the most conspicuous position in the human body workshop.

There is a half-finished Trojan cyborg host with a missing head and an arm.

Morshis is instructing workers to attach the heads and arms to the half-finished receptionist.

Bennett, the director of the behavioral analysis department, and Karen, the director of the security department, stood on the stand on the upper floor of the human body workshop.

The two of them were leaning on the glass railing, seemingly chatting.

At this moment, the roar of Morhis came from the workshop:

"Majestic, strong, masculine and hook-nosed!"

"That's the character I want for the "Othello the Cannibal" themed storyline!"

"What did you build for me?"

"Did you just find a random dick from the human body workshop, just stick it between his eyes and be done with it?"

"Hurry up and make it again for me!"

The furious voice of Morhis came from the human body workshop.

"Can you just replace the nose and not adjust other parts?"

The weak voice of the staff came.

"You fucking redo it for me!"

"It's as smooth as ever."

When Morhis said this, he looked unhappy.

Bennett and Karen walked down from the stands, and they quickly arrived at the human body workshop.

"Moorhees, did Dr. Burt tell you that the number of guests for the "Othello the Cannibal" themed story line should be reduced to 50?"

Karen stared at Morhis and lowered his voice.

"The boss wants to reduce the number of guests for the theme story line to 50?"

"Don't he know that 50 hosts can't even form a tribe of cannibals?"

"His request is too much!"

"I object. I want to talk to him personally about this."

When Morhis said this, he walked towards the elevator angrily.

At this moment, the gray-haired Dr. Burt walked out of the lift on crutches.

"Morhis, give you a chance."

"If you can convince me, I won't cut off the hosts of your themed storyline."

After Bert came out of the elevator, he nodded slightly towards Claure.

Then he said to the angry Morhis with a smile on his face.

"Boss, don't you realize that "Othello the Cannibal" is unique, excellent and different at all?"

"Unlike any previous theme story line, this is a brand new theme story line."

"It will definitely give visitors a better experience than any previous themed storyline."

“It’s definitely going to be a hit.”

Morhis said this, cleared his voice, and said loudly:

“The Othello-themed story line features human dissection and self-cannibalization.”

“Beyond that, there’s the stuff that every man gets excited about, which is horror, gore, violence and sex.”

“I don’t want to praise ‘Othello the Cannibal’ too much and appear too conceited.”

“But this is the most extreme of what the entire Western Paradise has to offer – horror, thrills, excitement and romance!”

.........

"Our guests will travel all the way to the outer reaches of the park."

"Defeat the terrifying cannibal warriors and seduce the charming girl."

"Make friends who share the same fate as yourself."

"And, of course."

"Like our best thematic storyline in years."

“Our visitors will be lucky enough to get to know the people they are most interested in – themselves.”

"The above is the latest themed story line to be launched that will make tourists extremely addicted - "Cannibal Othello"!"

When Morhis said this, he spread his hands and looked at the sky at a 45-degree angle, looking extremely confident and full of confidence.

"Do not."

"I don't think this thematic story line will work."

Dr. Bert said coldly.

"Boss, you, what did you say?"

"Did I hear wrongly?"

"You think it won't work?"

The smile on Moore's lips suddenly froze. He turned his head slightly and looked at Dr. Bert with incredible eyes.

Dr. Bert continued:

“What is the meaning of this thematic storyline?”

"A little cheap thrill?"

"Some little surprise?"

"But it's not enough."

"You're missing the point."

“The key is not to give visitors what you think they have.”

“The excitement, the terror, achieving your goals, it’s all just a little trick.”

“Visitors won’t come back because of what they can see at first glance.”

At this point, Dr. Burt paused slightly.

He looked at Morhis with a deep look and continued:

“They come back because of the tiny details of the themed storyline.”

"Things they didn't notice before."

"Those little things that they can't even notice, but they've fallen in love with."

"Visitors are not looking for a story that tells who they are."

"They already know who they are."

“The reason tourists come here is because they want to explore the deepest part of their true selves.”

"They're here, figuring out who they're going to become."

Having said this, Dr. Bert looked at Moore Heath and shook his head:

"Moorhees, the only thing your "Othello the Cannibal" themed story line tells visitors is who they are."

"But you can't tell visitors who they might become."

"As a result, the number of guests and funding for "Othello the Cannibal" will be cut in half."

"terribly sorry."

After Dr. Bert finished speaking, he left directly.