The skull clown was somewhat surprised by the situation at the scene.
In his view, all ten people should have died, and even if they didn't, they shouldn't be able to stand, completely paralyzed, like the priest, and mentally disturbed.
He looked at the participant in front of him, covered by a black hood, with a fractured neck hanging limp and felt a sense of discord.
This person returned to the stage as a member of the audience and was frightened even before starting to jump off. His neck was broken on the first throw, logically he should have been the first to die, yet he's still alive now.
Moreover, the hood surprisingly didn't come off at all.
The skull clown also took the initiative to walk behind William, wrapped his hands around the limping head, and meticulously reattached the neck.
Then, he came to William's front.
"Congratulations, hey... congratulations."
