Of course, the protagonist here was not the "Third Demon King," but the "First Demon King."
[Demon King Aleister] had exactly the same appearance as the original Demon King and was the only man capable of taking on the leading role.
The entire script for Return from the Underworld was very simple: the "Undying Demon King" returned from the underworld and brought calamity to this world.
It was such a simple, straightforward little story.
Dark had originally only wanted to film a few clips. But under Principal Arte's forceful insistence, he had no choice but to make a complete short film first.
Then they would handle the post-production, storing the blurred clips separately in different crystal balls.
Even more headache-inducing, she actually wanted to be the female lead of this short film.
And every scene she assigned herself was a crying scene.
Dark had always known that Principal Arte was dramatic, but he had not expected her to have this much drama.
Eight thirty in the evening.
They hurriedly began filming. Professor Kazel used Field Cards as scenery. Professor Harvey summoned Undead Species as extras. Principal Arte was the sole female lead.
Professor Sylph was in charge of controlling the wind so that her hair could flutter. Under Dark's forceful control, "Demon King Aleister" successfully played the "Third Demon King."
What, the male lead?
This film had no male lead.
For Director Dark Demon's first shoot, he could only manage to "record" things.
The entire story began with the female lead played by Principal Arte—Nameless—going into the mountains to pick flowers.
Don't ask why she had gone into the mountains to pick flowers. The flowers were beautiful, that was all. In any case, after venturing deep into the forest, the female lead, Nameless, accidentally encountered a magical beast's attack. Clutching