The last chase was too exciting and too classic. There is no blazing gunfight, the camera moves and switches, the characters run and avoids, there is a sense of urgency that the arrow has to be sent on the string, which is critical and exciting. It turns out that the essence of "chasing and killing" lies in "chasing", not "killing." Beauty is in the process, not the end.
In the pursuit, Calido showed his alertness, wisdom, and agility. He avoided the people who were chasing him head-on, but he did not escape the betrayers and cold shots. The world has changed, and the rules of the game have changed. This is a world that Calido cannot understand. A generation of heroes finally failed to wait for the sun to rise on a new day.
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