This is a traditional dance called 'Blood Doll' that is spread near the Hindu Kush Mountains in India.

Before the performance, the performer needs to put on makeup, blacken his face and all the skin on his body, even his eyes and mouth must be covered with black cloth, and then wear bright red clothes that look like blood.

During the performance, it must be in the dark night without any lights, and no lights are allowed. The content of the dance is accompanied by a very simple, only one fixed rhythm, like a beating drum beat... bang... bang...

…Performing strange body changes.

The audience could only vaguely see the red clothes swinging in mid-air with human limbs through the dots of starlight, as if they were very stiff puppets manipulated by a third-rate puppeteer, with an aesthetic that was not in line with human beings.

Weird, irrational and abnormal movements dancing in mid-air.

It’s unclear whether this is a real person or a ‘puppet’ possessed by an unknown entity, or the performer has long since disappeared, or has quietly turned into some kind of monster.

From an artistic point of view, this is not an outstanding work. It can even be said to be a bit scary, but for some reason it has an unimaginable appeal.

Every performance is always packed, and as long as someone sees it once, they will definitely be fascinated by it, and they will go there as often as possible.

At the same time, I am extremely addicted every time I watch it. It is not as noisy as other performances, but it has the popularity that will inevitably arise when people gather together.

As soon as the drums sound and the 'Blood Doll' starts beating, no matter how many people are around, it instantly becomes silent, just like the dark night. Everyone sits there motionless, making no sound, but staring closely at the stage.

There is an unspeakable passion brewing in the eyes of the figure.

The looming body changes are getting more and more weird, as if they are strangling people's spirits.

I can't help but hold my breath and concentrate.

It wasn't until the curtain came down that a loud cheer rang out in the silence.

What drew Cambodia's attention to this dance was not the weirdness of the process, but the fact that all dancers' personalities would become weird and reclusive, and they would all disappear in their later years.

Rather, there is a regional nightmare spreading within the scope of dance spread.

People there will invariably dream of all kinds of scary things related to the five colors.

There is an ocean. On top of the endless ocean of five-color mucus, there are countless corpses floating, countless corpses that are as terrifying as gods.

Some are cities, abstract five-color cities, with living or decaying terrifying beings walking in the city and feasting.

There is an endless starry sky, and the stars seem to be riddled with holes, like pustules. Pus oozes out of the stars, flowing and polluting everything.

All kinds of dreams.

But no matter what kind of picture it is, they are all filled with the same five colors. They are all extremely filthy and a collection of all sins. They all have a stench that seems to penetrate into the soul.

This kind of pollution is the same as that of ‘Original God’.

What proves the relationship between this and dance is that further investigation of dance found that this weird dance did not originate from the people near the Hindu Kush Mountains, but has appeared many times in history.

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As early as in the primitive era when witches existed, relevant records appeared in the murals that were left to worship gods.

For a time, the southern region of ancient Egypt used this as a sacrifice for very important ceremonies.

In the ancient coastal areas of the Qin Dynasty, there were "blood puppet" performances in the fishing villages.

After the Black Death in the Middle Ages, some doctors with no origins used this weird dance to pray for the extinction of villages.

They have appeared and been discovered all over the world, and they have also brought about fanaticism. In the end, they suddenly disappeared for unknown reasons, and then suddenly appeared in another place after an unknown period of time.

At the same time, in the areas where these dances are popular, there are also records of mental illness like the one spread near the Hindu Kush Mountains in India.

Frequent nightmares related to five colors.

Cambodia has confirmed that this is a sacrificial dance directed at the ‘Original God’, which can attract the attention of the ‘Original God’ to a certain extent and make the audience participating in the sacrifice be infected to a certain extent.

Related to ‘Original God’, it is mild, controllable, and can be spread within a certain range.

So they chose this as a tool.

We will use administrative and organizational power to promote it to the maximum extent throughout Cambodia.

TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, mobile movie screenings, all the information that can be received, school promotion, residential departments mandatory learning, and even integrated into finance, Pond's...

It can be said that everyone in this area is included in the scope of communication without blind spots, so that everyone can feel the irresistible attraction and even manipulation of the 'blood doll'.

As expected, Cambodia fell into a bloody sea of ​​fanatical madness. Every inch of space and every corner was occupied by that weird dance.

Bang...bang...bang...

The bloody doll swings in the darkness.

It’s as if the whole of Cambodia has become a huge altar, and everyone is calling for the ‘original god’ through dances to worship the gods.

Everyone seems to have taken some stimulants and has endless energy, becoming more and more fanatical.

This enthusiasm was so great that it even caused abnormal reactions in reality. A five-color thick fog appeared out of nowhere and enveloped the entire Cambodia. Suddenly, you could see that the whole world had turned into five colors, and you could feel a

The existence of a decadent yet great will.

There seems to be a huge and terrifying god walking around.

Everyone has a happy smile on their face.

As time goes by, the effects pursued by the design of the People's Plan begin to appear.

After experiments, it was found that batches of people have a certain degree of resistance to 'mantra' and indicators of being far away from 'business'. People in Cambodia began to get rid of 'business' to a certain extent.
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'That person' and the relevant team in Cambodia were extremely happy about this, seeing this as a great victory and a sign of the coming of a great era, and began to further promote the 'Blood Doll'.

Plan to incorporate ‘tax’ into it.

Then, before the plan could advance further, bad news arrived first.

They found that as time went by, the resistance to the 'mantra' that appeared in some people disappeared, and the whole person returned to his original appearance.
Chapter completed!