Shinkai Seiko browsed through the script. By now, she was completely immersed in the story painted by the words.
Kira's ambition, L's rationality, the transcendent Shinigami...
Every character possessed a charm unique to them, fully brought to life in her mind.
When the plot had progressed to roughly the middle, Shinkai Seiko frowned once more.
She had discovered that the writing style of the script had changed again, becoming very similar to Luo Chuan's works.
Why did one script use two completely different writing styles?
Shinkai Seiko was puzzled, deciding that she would ask Luo Chuan about it later.
For now, the most important thing was to read the rest of the script.
Shinkai Seiko read very quickly. Since she was only giving it a rough read, she soon reached the script's ending.
She put down the Magic Phone and softly let out a breath, still wanting more.
The script ended when Kira and L met, yet the story itself had not ended there.
Shinkai Seiko stood up and walked over to Luo Chuan.
"Boss," Shinkai Seiko called out.
"Hm?" Luo Chuan's round of Dou Dizhu had just ended.
"That movie script should have more of the story after this, right?" Shinkai Seiko asked directly.
"Of course." Luo Chuan nodded.
That was easy enough to see from the script, and many of its foreshadowed threads had yet to be unraveled.
"Then why wasn't it written?" Shinkai Seiko continued asking.
"Because I haven't figured it out yet," Luo Chuan replied.
The first Death Note movie had been immensely successful. It established the personalities of all its characters, while the Shinigami remained beings detached from the world, never interfering with the plot's development.
But the second movie...
Compared to the first, it fell short by more than a little.
All sorts of