"Ocean Hill Immersive Theater: 127s of Legend" Part I In Year ■■■, Alician calendar, a master of improvisational performance, dressed in black, completed an epic performance on Ocean Hill. This performance was unprecedented and likely to never be surpassed, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed it.
He began with mime techniques, effortlessly slipping into the Ocean Hill hall. Next, he warmed up on the first floor with stunning sleight-of-hand, pocketing several councilors' proposals. Then, without taking the stairs or using any wires, he ascended to the second floor of Ocean Hill.

The performance hit its climax as he reached the second-floor terrace. He pulled out a stage dagger and, before anyone could react, stabbed it into the back of the Energy Committee representative right before everyone's eyes.

The audience froze, then erupted in shocked screams.

Just five steps away, 4 Asterleeds Defense Corps soldiers joined the performance with their stunning acting skills: one kicked over a lampstand, another pretended his sword was stuck in its sheath, one embraced the carpet, and the last dramatically kissed the assassin's heel in restraint.

This breathtaking spectacle, which lasts 127s, was immortalized by a painter on the second floor with his brush. The painting was later published in Coast Daily and won numerous awards. --- "Ocean Hill Immersive Theater: 127s of Legend" Part II The epic improvisational performance of Year ■■■ in the Alician calendar spread like wildfire through the streets of Asterleeds on the very same day, becoming the hottest topic among its citizens. Residents marveled at the soldiers' performance, and The Gilded Truth Gazette praised it under the title "The Staggering Dance of the Defense Corps Soldiers."

But the most dramatic part is the Council's response. Some councilors blamed the incident on the foolish policy of opening the Ocean Hill assembly hall, arguing that the Council's core should remain sealed off. Others saw it merely as an obstacle to their open governance, insisting that they should resolve the issue instead of avoiding it.

In the end, the Council voted 9 against, 6 in favor, and 1 abstention, thereby continuing its open-governance drama.
All the Asterleeds Defense Corps soldiers involved were removed and replaced by 12 Ceremonial Weapon guards. They also brought in their handpicked "undercover performance troupe."
These members are reportedly well-versed in "cold-weapon performance art," each possessing the strength to fight ten men alone. They will deliver even more stunning performances in the future. Let's look forward to it!