To be honest, Vina was feeling a little awkward right now.
Having suddenly learned that her mentor's lifelong research could finally be put to practical use, she had, in her excitement, grabbed the olive branch—scriptbook—that Li Wei handed her without a second thought. But she didn't know anything about this field either!
More importantly, her mentor's original purpose in researching these illusion-based items had clearly been to help the Northlands, long plagued by Orcs and trolls, by developing such items to aid in battle!
And now they were using it to film this kind of "stage play" nonsense. If her teacher learned of this in heaven, wouldn't she get so furious she'd die on the spot all over again?!
And for some reason, Vina felt that this so-called "script" in her hands was poisonous.
Why does just reading these lyrics make me feel so embarrassed?
Meteor Shower? Isn't that a phenomenon-level natural disaster?
So the story is probably about the protagonists witnessing an epic meteor-shower catastrophe? Then, because their loved ones died, tears streamed down onto their partner's shoulder?
Or is it a revenge drama? A genius Mage falls into the Underdark, happens upon guidance from a reclusive primordial dragon, and after twenty-three years finally becomes a legendary god of magic. He returns in triumph, only to see that his fiancée has been imprisoned in a dog kennel by an old friend. With one furious roar, thirty thousand legendary berserkers teleport over and bow in worship. Then the god of magic waves a hand and unleashes a Meteor Fire Rain, instantly annihilating his enemies?
Would that be the sixth-circle spell [Starfall]? Or the ninth-circle Evocation Magic spell [Meteor Swarm]?
As her imagination ran wild, Vina actually inserted her own experiences with Garvin into the story, adding a tortured-romance fantasy twist