Although Donnie was well aware that he might become enemies of the gods in the future, he did not directly show his hostility at this time.

The Story Walker is nothing compared to the true God of Stories, and of course it doesn't really have the power to banish Donnie from here, all it can do is jump out in the 'interlude' of the story to warn Donnie to get him to know him and leave.

As can be seen from the clarity of the storyteller's thoughts, it is in a pretty good state, and the information displayed by the Eye of Knowledge confirms that it is very difficult to destroy it in this story.

Therefore, Donnie chose to take a step back without hesitation, he didn't want to fight this storywalker here, even if this weirdness was actually very limited, as long as he didn't attack it to death, the other party couldn't attack him first.

This is of course a limitation, otherwise it would be interesting to have an unknown number of storywalkers scattered throughout the story areas of Boggins, inducing the Extraordinary to attack them.

Therefore, there are many restrictions for the story walker to shoot, the first is that he needs to be attacked, and the second is that the whole story goes straight to failure.

The first condition is very simple, most of the Extraordinary except Donnie have no way to discover the identity of the Story Walker, and with a little planning, many people will be fooled.

However, the failure of the story will slow down the process of the return of the god of stories, so the storywalker opposite Donnie still did not choose the path to lead Donnie to do it, but wanted to use his momentum to scare away the extraordinary person in front of him.

Donnie didn't say anything more to the storywalker, as he wouldn't get any more information from it, not to mention that the weird was now impatient. Thanks to the number of stories, it's not unacceptable to abandon a story at the right time, so it won't do Downey any better if it continues to stalemate.

"Isn't it good to be a good weird? I've got to find myself a master..."Donnie thought to himself, of course he wouldn't say it.

In particular, there is still a paper goblin hidden in his body, and the story walker is the appearance of the paper goblin after his strength has been repeatedly improved.

Of course, the current storywalker already believes in the god of stories, and the paper goblins don't have yet, otherwise Donnie would really have to guard against the paper goblins.

Seeing that Donnie is so knowledgeable, the storyteller is also satisfied with this result.

The story of the Stanley Hotel is not yet complete, and the story has only one point of connection in Porkins, which is where Donnie's original apartment is located, which makes it difficult for the story to come to an end without being able to deliberately control anyone but himself.

As for why... Ordinary citizens of Pokins could not resist the various methods of the ghosts and demons, and they all knelt before the final act came, and this time it can be said that the closest to success.

Donnie is hard to control, so he must be driven away, but Donnie is not the only one in this story, there are others.

Unbeknownst to Donnie, it had been discovered by other extraordinaries before he and Lawrence returned to the apartment. The two agents from Fort Thirteen disappeared last night, and they can almost be judged to be dead, and this is where Downey is staying, so there have always been agents nearby.

Long before Downey came in, an agent had already walked into the Stanley Hotel, and had survived with great difficulty.

Compared to Donnie, Danny can take on the form of anyone else at any time, thus providing a little help to agents who are being hunted by ghosts and demons, and creating some 'coincidences' that force them to act according to their own plans.

This is the favorite plot of the story walkers, but in the state of the fall of their story god, no one dares to make too much movement, otherwise they will inevitably be destroyed.

The hallway of the Stanley Hotel was spacious, and Danny rubbed his eyes as he watched Donnie walk towards the stairs, he felt as if he had just been in a trance, and he didn't seem to have a memory of a short time.

However, Danny quickly returned to normal and continued to play in the hallway, all the while conversing with the air around him, as if there was someone out of sight.

Downey was fast, and in a moment he came to the gate of the Stanley Hotel.

"Are we really going to get out of here?" Paper Elf asked in Donnie's pocket.

Story Walkers are also an outlier among the paper elves, and their style and ideas are obviously not recognized by the group, and only a small percentage of them have turned to the gods of dark stories. Although the paper elves have no parents or relatives, their heritage tells them that the walkers are their enemies, and when they meet, the paper elves are hostile to invincible enemies, but they just dare not show them.

Downey shook his head, of course he wasn't really going to be deterred by the storywalkers, but intended to destroy this place outright.

The reason is simple, staying away from the storywalker, an enemy that he can't solve for a while, can relieve some pressure on himself, and Donnie doesn't believe the storywalker's statement, he knows that even if he takes a step back, it will be difficult to keep himself safe without being able to leave Bokins.

If they are all frightened, then the god of stories will inevitably be resurrected, and the result will be the same, Donnie does not want to be the story character collected by the gods.

But just as Donnie stopped and was about to destroy the place completely, the phantom of the Stanley Hotel suddenly appeared.

More than a dozen different story streams are merging into one, and each Stanley Hotel looks much the same, but differs in the specifics.

Downey hasn't seen this happen either, but it's not hard to guess what's going on.

Most likely, the story is coming to an end, or this time the story is about to fail.

But Downey thought it was more likely that it was coming to an end, and in fact it was, as Downey saw a bloodied woman dragging Danny and running out guarded by a sturdy man with a broken arm.

On the other side, Jack has changed his appearance, his previous polite temperament is gone, and his body is covered with handprints, or the marks left by his claws, which provide him with great strength, enough to crush any ordinary person.

In the corner on the side, the two agents who survived had been put in cages, watching the situation outside in panic.

"This gentleman! Get out of here! ”。

The trio who fled for their lives suddenly saw Donnie standing on the side, and it was obvious that by the time the final scene was about to begin, they could already see Downey.

"Don't want to run! Leave it all for me! Jack shouted and rushed up with his fire axe.