[Comprehensive British and American] When short rich handsome meets tall rich handsome

How long does it take to go from haunted house viewing to haunted house adventure?

one second.

Tony reacted almost as soon as the boy finished speaking, and started running towards the only passage—upstairs.

Obviously, the boy knew it was a haunted house, so he also knew he was a tourist.

Tony's character is supposed to be an adult who murders his parents with the little boy.

The little boy was left behind by him, all the way to the upstairs, and Tony caught a glimpse of the tourist route clearly appearing on the wall every once in a while.

Tony didn't want to follow his guidance, but he soon discovered that there was no other way to go here except the tourist route.

Soon he came to a children's room.

The sign of the tourist passage is nailed to the gate, and the wide open door seems to be waiting for someone to open it.

Tony didn't hesitate, and opened the door all at once.

The children's room is all white on all sides, with only a simple bed and a cabinet, and nothing else.

There are no children's paintings, and there are no various toys. This place is so monotonous that it hardly looks like a child's room. If it weren't for the sign on the door, my son Joey, Tony would not be able to determine that this is a child's room.

Joey?Is that the real name of the little boy down there?

"Brother, won't you come and play with me?"

"Boy, I'm long past the age to be called brother." Tony yelled, and then closed the door behind him.

On the table was a child's drawing of a large, faceless monster drawn in crayons.

Tony feels that this monster is very similar to the monster in Silent Hill.

Joey has been to Silent Hill?

"Bang bang."

Hearing the knock on the door, Tony stuffed the painting into his chest casually, then looked at the tourist passage written on the window, and took a deep breath.

Since the passage for tourists is written on it, he may be killed if he comes up.

With a bang, it fell from the window to the ground.

He didn't land on the lawn or flagstone as he had guessed, but landed in another room again.

The room this time is also a children's room, and there is also a little girl in the room, who is playing with something that looks like a half-hand.

Tony: "..."

He didn't want to think about what the half of the hand was, but he had to say that the children here were really not ordinary people.

Hearing Tony's movement, the little girl immediately turned her head.

He saw the little girl's face only to realize that he actually knew this girl. She was the Scarlett who had called Bruce earlier.

"Brother, you are here." Scarlet saw that Tony had no doubts, and showed a smile as intimate as Joey, "Is it fun to go boating?"

"..." Why do they all think he went boating?

This time Tony decided not to answer.

His failure to answer did not prevent the little girl from continuing: "I really want to go boating, but it's a pity that Dad hasn't come back yet."

I don't think he can come back. Tony calmly glanced at the half of the little girl's hand. Judging from its shape, it was undoubtedly a man's hand.

"Where's Wayne?" Tony didn't answer her, but opened his mouth to ask.

He remembered Bruce saying he was going to play some kind of hide-and-seek with the little girl before he left.

"What Wayne? Brother, what are you talking about?" The little girl said with hypocritical doubts on her face.

It was impossible for him to get any answer from this girl, so he decided to leave here immediately.

The moment he turned around, Tony saw the little girl lowered her head again and continued to play with the hands in her hand.

He found that none of the children here seemed to be chasing him, and the same was true for the first Joey. He just knocked on the door, and didn't use violence or anything else to forcefully arrest him.

And Scarlett simply didn't plan to talk to him anymore.

This time the exit was in the living room on the first floor. On the table in the living room, Tony also picked up a painting of a monster.

The monster in the painting is a puppet doll with a spring in the back of its head.

He put this painting together with Joey's painting.

And on the wall of the living room, there is also a group photo of five people. This time, the blurry little boy in the group photo is slightly clearer than before, but his face is still invisible.

As expected, leaving the gate of Scarlett's house, Tony stepped into the third house.

In the kitchen of the third house stood a girl who was younger than the previous two children, and in front of her lay the corpse of a woman with obvious strangle marks on her neck.

"Okay, okay, I know you want to ask me if it's fun to go boating." The moment she turned around, Tony raised his hands, "I know, I still want to say that you want to go too, but your mother... this is Your mother, your mother won't take you there, right? Because she treats you badly."

The little girl looked at him silently. After a while, Tony found that there was a thin line on the little girl's mouth, as if it had been sewn up.

"..." Tony was stunned for two seconds, then suddenly took a step forward, walked up to the little girl, grabbed the little girl's arm, "Who did this to you?"

The little girl was frightened by his actions, and stared at him blankly.

"My God, is that... your parents?" Tony said guessing this, leaning in front of the little girl, carefully watching her mouth.

The flesh on the mouth and the stitches had almost grown together, if Tony hadn't looked carefully, he would have missed it.

"How can I help you, little princess?" Tony said, holding her hand, "Bruce...yes, Bruce knows everything, he can definitely help you."

He doesn't care if it's a dream or not, no one can do this kind of thing to such a young child, it's... too cruel.

Who knew that the girl shook her head, shook off his hand, and then conjured a whiteboard and pen out of nowhere.

My name is Laura, and she wrote on it stroke by stroke, let's go, you go quickly.

"I have to take you." Tony said, and the little girl continued to shake her head. While shaking her head, she took out a picture of a monster from the back of the whiteboard.

The painted monster is like a centipede with many legs, except that each of his feet is a human arm.

This picture made Tony want to vomit, and he couldn't help thinking of how he had seen a trash movie where people were made into centipedes.

"Can you tell me what this looks like, Laura?" Tony said softly, raising the painting in his hand.

No one can talk coldly to a little girl who is suffering, even if he knows that the little girl may not be as weak as he seems.

Laura shook her head, not sure if she couldn't say it or she didn't know either.

"Let me take you away."

Laura shook her head faster than before, and then she leaned over to Tony and quickly stuffed a note into Tony's pocket.

Then push him, meaning let him go quickly.

Don't look at the little girl's weak appearance, she is really strong, and Tony was pushed all the way to the back door of the house by her.

The instant he left the back door, Laura closed the door.

This time, the scene was finally no longer a small single-family building, but an empty lakeside.

It seems that this time it is rowing.

He reached into his pocket and took out the last thing the little girl stuffed into him. When he opened it, his pupils shrank instantly.

What the little girl gave him was the photo he had seen several times before. This time, there were no blurry figures in the photo, and four children and one adult were clearly visible.

The two people who were covered up before... one is Alex and the other is Joshua.

"Come and row a boat? Brother?" From a distance, a boy's voice called Tony again.

Tony looked up at Joshua who was looking at him happily.

The little boy smiled and looked up at Tony. There was no strength on his face that Tony had seen before, only innocence.

So... Joshua is the protagonist of the fourth scene, and he plays Alex the whole time?

Everyone called him brother because he was Alex and because they all knew him.

And Alex and them...

The parents of the first child turned into skeletons, the second child held his father's severed limb in his hand, and the third child lay the body of his mother in front of him.

It's so hard for kids that old to kill adults, so they have an adult around them all the time.

So what about Joshua... The adults of the three families are all dead, so what about Joshua and Alex's parents?

Joshua didn't notice anything wrong with Tony's face, and said excitedly, "Brother, are you still here?"

"Yes, Joshua, I'll be right there." After Tony finished speaking, he strode to the lake and saw a small boat just big enough for two people.

Joshua was struggling to push the boat to send it to the lake. Tony stepped forward to help him. After having an adult, their speed was obviously much faster.

Joshua gave a joyful cry and jumped into the boat.

Unlike the other children, Joshua was all smiles and showed no signs of bad behavior.

After sitting on the boat for a while, Tony asked tentatively, "Joshua, where are you... our father and mother?"

"Mom and Dad?" Joshua said with a puzzled look on his face, "They are staying at home well, why do you ask this?"

right?Shouldn't the direction of the plot be that they killed their parents?

Tony coughed: "Nothing, just asking."

"You're a little weird today, brother, what's the matter?" Joshua asked innocently.

Tony has always had a good impression of Joshua. The boy was brave with him in Silent Hill and saved Tony. He is a reliable teammate.

So he subconsciously replied, "I'm wondering what's going on with your brother."

"Aren't you my brother?" Joshua laughed, "You're really weird today."

This is not necessarily the real Joshua, maybe it is part of the dream.

Tony thought for a while and couldn't help but said, "Listen, Joshua."

Both Joshua and Alex helped him, and to be honest, he didn't want to think about it, but the facts along the way told him that Alex had killed many people, and he was an out-and-out murderer.

"I want to ask you, do you think your brother... me, would kill someone?" Tony asked.

Joshua looked at him, frowning slightly: "Why do you ask this question?"

"I'm just curious, do you think if I met some parents who might be involved in child abuse, I would want to kill them?" Tony could tell that the three children were not doing well, and honestly, if Tony knew Those children, he might want to kill their parents too.

"You mean Joey and the others?" Joshua laughed, "They are sacrifices, they wouldn't have a good life, brother, isn't this just like you? Mom and Dad won't get too close to you, either. After all... you are always going to die."

There was a sudden shock under the water, and then a huge eddy shook the boat.

The expression on Joshua's face suddenly changed: "But...why is it that Alex is the sacrifice, but Joshua is the one who died?"

"Joshua?" Tony frowned at the boy, clutching the side of the boat.

There was no fear in his heart, but a sense of relief that should have been so long ago.

Joshua rushed towards him in an instant, grabbing his neck with both hands: "Why is Alex the one who should be damned, but Joshua is the one who really died?"

"Joshua?!"

"Joshua? No, I'm Alex." Tony looked at the boy who was holding his neck in front of him, gradually growing into an adult man, "Joshua...is dead."

"It's time for Alex to die."