The live stream then went black.

The audience of "Romantic Kingdom of Blue Star" immediately sensed something was wrong, and the barrage of comments exploded.

It's unclear how much time passed, but as if they heard the audience's voices, the live stream screen lit up again, but this time it switched to the Chosen One's first-person perspective.

The camera pans to the ceiling, and in the corner of his eye, he can see many pieces of meat hanging in the room.

The camera then pans to Louis's entire body.

He was tied to the table.

In adult form.

A person dressed as a chef slowly walked over, carrying a bloodstained boning knife.

Louis knew his death was imminent. He began to struggle and shout into the air, "My country! Save me! I don't want to die!" But no miracle occurred.

The cook ignored Louis's words and continued to approach him step by step.

Even the boy was nowhere to be seen.

Louis's mind raced, trying to figure out where he had gone wrong: Should he have been quiet? Should he have used his skill? Or had he broken a rule and was being punished for it? How should he escape now?

However, there was no time left.

The moment the butcher's knife pierced Louis's body, the live stream in Romantic Kingdom went black, and red liquid began to drip from the top of the screen, drop by drop, striking the hearts of every viewer.

Some people still hoped for a comeback, that Louis would jump up again, full of energy, until the words "Game Over" appeared on the screen.

"Louis, the chosen one of the Romantic Kingdom, has died. There are four challenge attempts remaining in the 'Grand Theft Auto' dungeon."

The results were reported in a cold, electronic voice.

"The next chosen one is being drawn..."

...

Many players in Romantic Kingdom were still immersed in the ending, and many sent candle emojis on the black screen to pray for Louis, wishing him to ascend to heaven under God's protection.

Suddenly, an anonymous user posted a comment in English: "Louis s" Generally speaking, adding s or es to the end of a noun indicates a plural.

This alludes to Louis's fate of being sliced ​​into pieces by the butcher.

The viewers in the live chat who came to watch the scene understood what was going on and didn't even know whether to laugh or not: "Hellish joke, you guys really know how to play this game."

This happens when bizarre events are turned into entertainment.