The crew resumed filming as usual every day.

Seiko Yamashita, on the other hand, goes to work at the company every day to manage the company's and the film crew's finances.

Without Cao Kun's reminder, she had already begun systematically learning accounting knowledge and preparing to take the accounting license exam.

Everything was on track, and Cao Kun also planned to make arrangements for the film's release in advance.

He made a phone call to Universal's production manager, Sevis.

He originally intended to call Paul Boone.

However, it's not very ethical to ask someone for a favor right after refusing them.

He then called Paul Boone's boss directly.

After all, most of the time, the King of Hell is easier to talk to than the little devils.

Upon receiving Cao Kun's call, Sivis was somewhat surprised: "Master Cao Kun, do you want to inquire about the progress of 'The Blair Witch Project'?"

Cao Kun: "It has nothing to do with that; that was already your project."

Sivis asked slowly, "What does Master Cao Kun want with me?"

Cao Kun said directly, "I am currently filming a movie, and after it is completed, I would like to cooperate with Universal and use your distribution channels."

"Oh?" Sivis was greatly surprised: "Master Cao Kun, you actually produce movies yourself? This is so unexpected. Is it another horror film?"

After receiving a definite answer, Sivis said with great excitement, "I'm really looking forward to seeing what kind of movie someone who came up with the idea of ​​a mockumentary would make."

Cao Kun: "So, you're agreeing?"

Upon hearing this, Sivis immediately calmed down: "We'll have to wait until we see the finished film before we can talk about that."

Cao Kun knew that it was virtually impossible to take advantage of these kinds of people.

Unless, they resort to underhanded tactics.

However, it is not needed at the moment.

If that old bastard tries something funny later, then we can use our own methods.

Cao Kun: "No problem, I'll contact you as soon as the final cut is released."

"Looking forward to Master Cao Kun's first film production."

After exchanging a few more words, the two hung up the phone.

The first Saw movie and the entire subsequent series were distributed through Lionsgate.

At this time, Lionsgate was many orders of magnitude smaller than giants like Universal.

"If Lionsgate can achieve such box office success, then if Universal distributes it, the box office of 'Saw' will definitely be even higher."

Thinking of this, Cao Kun suddenly felt a sense of anticipation.

In the evening, the Holy Son of the Mountain drove back to the Land of Gathering Evil.

After entering the room, he said to Cao Kun, "Master, it seems someone is following me."

"Um?"

Cao Kun, who was drawing the Yin Talisman, paused, and the talisman became useless.

He put down the talisman brush: "Are you sure?"

Seiko Yamashita: "I'm not sure. You told me not to act rashly outside, so I didn't go up to check."

Cao Kun thought for a moment: "You don't know anyone in the US, and you haven't offended anyone, so it's unlikely that they're following you."

They're probably after me.

"Huh?" the Holy Son of the Mountain said angrily, "Then I should really arrest them and question them."

"Don't rush. If they're really after me, they won't give up so quickly."

Cao Kun walked to the window, looked outside, and didn't find anything unusual.

"Give me the car keys, I'm going out for a drive."

Cao Kun took the car keys from the Holy Son at the foot of the mountain, drove the Dodge Challenger, and went out.

After wandering around outside for about twenty minutes, Cao Kun indeed spotted an inconspicuous Ford sedan following him.

He tested it a few times and confirmed that the Ford was indeed following him.

Cao Kun drove the car to a secluded side road, parked it, and got out to wait at the bend.

Not long after, the Ford car turned around.

Upon seeing Cao Kun waiting there, the people in the car seemed startled and quickly turned to run away.

"Are you able to leave?"

Cao Kun kicked a small stone, sending it flying and hitting the right rear wheel.

"Bang……"

A loud bang, the tire burst.

"squeak……"

With a screeching sound of brakes, the car came to a stop.

Fortunately, the car wasn't going too fast, so it didn't overturn.

Cao Kun walked over and saw two men, one black and one white, sitting in the car. They were both young, around twenty years old.

Upon seeing Cao Kun approach, the two men turned pale and quickly raised their hands, saying, "Don't do anything, don't do anything, our boss wants to see you."

Cao Kun's gaze swept over the two of them: "You two seem quite afraid of me?"

Both of them were covered in sweat, and their faces were full of tension.

Cao Kun asked, "It seems you know something about me. Who is your boss? And why do you want to see me?"

The young white man quickly said, "Mr. Cao, I saw you some time ago."

Cao Kun: "Oh? I've never seen you before?"

The young white man said with a bitter face, "Mr. Cao, you were killing people like crazy at the time. Countless of us died at your hands. How could I dare to stay? I climbed over the wall and ran away."

Cao Kun recognized the man: "You're Kenny's accomplice? You're here to get revenge on me?"

"No, no, I wouldn't dare. Our boss sent me to find you," the young white man explained, shaking his head repeatedly.

Cao Kun: "Isn't your boss dead?"

The young white man said, "You're talking about Will. Although he founded the Wild Wolves, there's actually a Triangle Gang above the Wild Wolves. My real boss is Hunter Lee."

Cao Kun: "So, the one who wants to see me is Hunter Lee, the leader of the Triangle Gang?"

The young white man nodded repeatedly: "Yes, that's him. He told us to come directly to you, but we didn't dare, so we just followed you, hoping to find a suitable opportunity."

Cao Kun: "What does Hunter Lee want with me? Does he want revenge for Will?"

The young white man said, "I didn't see that he meant that. He probably wanted to talk to you."

Cao Kun wanted to ask what they were going to talk about, but then thought that someone as lowly as the other party probably wouldn't know anything.

After thinking for a moment, Cao Kun said, "Call him now. If he really wants to talk to me, let him come to me himself. I'll wait for him here."

If the enemy has laid a trap in their hideout, such as burying dozens of kilograms of explosives, and Cao Kun rushes in headfirst, he'll be completely caught off guard and capsize.

He wasn't afraid of Blair the Witch's traps, but he could fall into one if he was too careless with such a powerful trap.

Let the other party come here to talk. Even if they bring heavy firepower, there's nothing to worry about.

The young white man quickly took out his phone and made a call right in front of Cao Kun.

A short while later, he put down his phone: "The boss said he'll be there in an hour."

Cao Kun grunted in agreement and began circling around the area.

After walking a certain distance, he would toss something out with a flick of his wrist.

In this way, there will be no chance of anything going wrong.

In fact, he had a pretty good idea of ​​what the other person wanted to talk to him about.

If it's not about seeking revenge, then it's about seeking cooperation.

In less than an hour, beams of bright light pierced the darkness and appeared on the secluded streets.

One by one, men with strange appearances and mostly tattoos got out of the car.

There appeared to be at least a hundred people.

I don't know if it was to show off their strength or to embolden themselves.

At that moment, a bald man in his late thirties, not yet forty, walked through the crowd to the front.

After being introduced by the young white man, he walked to a spot about five or six meters from Cao Kun's car and stopped, calling out, "Mr. Cao, I'm here."