Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 536

As Percy explained the theme of the latest episode, Lucy arrived fashionably late. Since she had just wrapped up a scene, she still donned a 19th-century era dress and easily bedazzled the other cast members.

The livestream audience couldn't help but gasp at how pretty she looked.

Lucy had a strikingly vibrant appearance, and due to her early training in traditional opera, she naturally carried a classical charm. When she first debuted, she quickly gained recognition and was featured in various compilations of classic period-drama beauties, thanks to her stunning looks.

Thus, most of the dramas she participated in had been period pieces.

"I'm sorry, everyone. The shoot took some time." Although she had a reserved personality, Lucy appeared confident and poised in front of the camera.

She first greeted the livestream audience as per Percy's request, then introduced herself to the other cast members. When she turned to Shannon, a hint of worry was evident in her friendly gaze.

"Hello, Shannon. Is it okay if I call you that?"

"Of course." Shannon smiled at Lucy, adding, "Thank you for the gift."

The two engaged in a friendly conversation, and the livestream audience began to make a commotion.

"She smiled—she freaking smiled, guys! We're finally out of the woods!"

"It ultimately boils down to Shannon's reaction when it comes to validating the reliability of the sixth cast member."

"I told you so. You guys should see the previous episodes where Shannon was indifferent to the other sixth cast members."

"I have insider information that Mr. Hamilton sought Shannon's opinion in advance before confirming Lucy's participation."

With the first five minutes of the livestream, #Sixth Sense Is Finally Out of the Woods had trended.

After greeting the cast members, Lucy began to show everyone the lounge and explained the issues the crew had been encountering lately.

"We commenced our shooting two months ago, but within the first month, the crew experienced several pranks. Initially, the costumes of the actors were maliciously damaged, leading to three additional costume orders.

"The makeup and styling team even sent someone to keep watch, yet the next day, various issues continued to arise."

Had it not been for preventing negative buzz, Steven Huntsman, the director of The Flourishing Age, would've reported the pranks to the police.

"Since the damage was limited to the actor's costumes, we initially suspected it was an elaborate prank—perhaps from some unhinged haters."