Rona had rarely felt so nervous in his life. In his memory, he had only felt this kind of nervousness when he joined the Yafferk Snake Mercenary Group.
It was the nervousness of "my life could change tonight!"
Rona looked at Josiah, who was sitting in a corner of the prison. All the prisoners, no … all the actors were watching Rona's footage.
What was shown on the screen was the magnificent Extinctor Mountain Range, a dangerous place that humans rarely stepped into.
"How did you get the footage of the Earth Eater Lizards at such a close distance?"
"Aren't these magical beasts very violent?"
The actors present more or less knew about the filming process, and there was no lack of spellcasters who had fought with magical beasts before.
Rona enjoyed the praise from others, but the person he really needed to be acknowledged was Josiah Yanorod.
"How long did it take to film this?" Josiah suddenly asked.
"Fifty-seven days," Rona said.
"It's shorter than I thought. Although there are some unnecessary scenes, it's fine after I edited them out."
There were many talented people in this world, or it could be said that there were many ecologists in the powerful mercenary groups.
"You mean …"
"This documentary is passable. It should be of help to many adventurers who want to explore the Extinct Mountain Range and hunt the Earth Eater Lizards."
Josiah looked at the side of his hand. Unfortunately, there was no paper for Josiah to write a contract on in the Shawshank Prison.
"Although I can't draft a contract to hire you, I plan to buy this documentary. How much do you think it's worth?" Josiah looked at Rona, who was standing beside Reyek.
Although Reyek was the leader of the Yafferk Snake Mercenary Group, he seemed to be in charge of the internal affairs.
"Please let me think."
Rona didn't expect Josiah to hand over the right to set the price to him. During his time in the Yafferk Snake Mercenary Group, Rona had dealt with many troublesome employers. They all tried their best to lower the commission, and few would hand over the right to set the price to the mercenary group itself.
"1172 gold coins."
Rona tentatively offered a price. Before Josh could even react, the archer who was listening at the side was instantly stunned when he heard the price.
"Hey, an adult Earth-Devouring Lizard's outer skin is only worth 2 Gold Coins, while its core is only worth 10 Gold Coins. Your price …" the Archer reminded Rona softly. He felt that Rona's asking price was too much.
Not only was it too much, but it was also at the level where the employer would be angry enough to kick the employee out.
"It's lower than I thought."
Of course, Josiah could hear the mutterings of the archer and Rona. However, the price was indeed lower than Josiah had expected.
"Low? Was this the so-called great nobility? Speaking of which, he seems to be a prince. "
The archer's grumbling made Rona want to punch him until he fainted.
"Even those great nobles wouldn't be willing to spend a thousand gold on a recording."
Josiah felt a little regretful that Hiri was in the Hearthstone Tavern. If she was here, she would have stood up to defend him or … ridicule him.
"That's the truth."
Rona nodded and did not deny Josiah's words. A thousand gold coins was enough to arm a small cavalry unit. The missions that the Yafferk Serpent accepted usually cost more than 700 gold coins, and they were all major missions that required all the members to give their all.
"But it's worth it to me."
Josiah glanced at the Knight Of The White Thorn beside him. Whether it was the profits from the White Thorn Theatre, the Noland's National Theatre, or the Hearthstone Tavern, they were enough for Josiah to squander his money for the rest of his life.
Now that the Weave was online, the profits from the Weave Vision, Weave Cloud Music, and Weave Shopping had gradually accumulated, causing Josiah's concept of money to weaken.
"Unfortunately, I don't have any cash on me right now. Can I transfer it to your captain through the Weave?" Josiah asked.
"Transfer?"
The moment Josiah mentioned this, the three members of the Jefrke Snake fell into a state of thought. It seemed like they hadn't gotten used to using their money on the Weave. Reyek was the first to react.
"Sure." Reyek nodded.
Josiah swiped across the interface of the Weave, and Reyek also opened the interface of his Weave savings. When he saw the large sum of money that had suddenly been transferred, he felt that it was unreal.
"We'll discuss the rest at the Hearthstone Tavern. I still have two more scenes to film."
Josiah accepted the crystal that recorded the location of the Vanishers and watched Reyek leave the set with his team members.
"Everyone, it's time to wrap up this movie."
Josiah began to focus on the work at hand. He brought the Knight Of The White Thorn and the other actors to Andy's cell.
"Listen up, Knight Of The White Thorn. I'm going to give the audience a hint, so you should act in despair."
Josiah sat on the bed in the cell and explained the upcoming performance to the Knight Of The White Thorn.
"The hint is …"
"When the audience watches this movie for the first time, they'll definitely think that Andy is going to commit suicide."
Morgan, who was playing the role of the second male lead, told Sir White Thorn why he was acting like this.
"It's impossible to express this atmosphere with words, so I can only rely on your acting skills and the lighting of the scene."
Josh walked to the other side of the cell and lifted the poster that was stuck on the cell door.
The female star in the poster was an old actress from Falosi. In order to film the scene of the prisoners watching the movie, Josiah had specially filmed an extremely short black and white movie.
"This is the escape exit that was dug in advance. Of course, if you're really locked up in the prison, you won't be able to escape through this."
Josiah used this time to crack a joke with the actors present.
"Erm, Mr. Josiah …" The Knight Of The White Thorn pondered for a while, as if thinking about how he should act next.
He recalled the rest of the script and suddenly remembered something very important.
"I remember when I was escaping, there was a scene where I … crawled in the sewers."
No matter how dedicated the Knight Of The White Thorn was, the moment he heard about a scene where he had to crawl in the sewers, he had goosebumps all over his body.
"Don't worry, the sewers are filled with chocolate syrup. I can guarantee that there won't be any strange smell. Of course, if you think that it's more realistic, I can add some ingredients."
Josiah's suggestion made the Knight Of The White Thorn shake his head frantically.
"That's all for the next part of the plot! If you have any questions, you can ask me. Also, it's impossible to pray for a thunderstorm in this season, so the spellcaster responsible for creating the rain clouds is already waiting outside! Tonight is the first time! "
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