Krokok Film Park, half built.
Inside a simple little house.
"You, you, you've cost our army a prime opportunity! What punishment do you deserve?!" Yan Huan stood with his left hand behind his back and swept out his right hand.
"Our progress is stuck right here because of you."
The Hanu animator being scolded looked deeply uneasy, clenching his hands. "Director, it's really not that I wanted to neglect this work."
"There have always been some questions troubling me about the story of the Hanu Brothers."
"Tell me, what kind of person was Hanu Brothers, exactly?"
"???" Yan Huan could hardly believe it.
"Buddy, you're an animator. You don't actually know anything about Hanu Brothers?"
The Hanu animator said uneasily,
"That's not what I meant."
"Even audiences with no interest in history have heard of the Hanu Brothers' inspiration—Hanunu, who liberated Penacony."
"He freed the prison from the Company's enslavement and gave this place the name [Penacony]."
"But Penacony seemingly never showed gratitude to this hero. I haven't even seen a statue or hymn dedicated to him in dreams."
"Emmmm..."
Yan Huan sighed.
"That's normal. Aside from Clock Kid, who was based on the Watchmaker, how much was left behind of those first rebels?"
"But it's fine. The people who diminished their presence are already dead."
"Huh?" The Hanu animator was somewhat bewildered.
But he still continued,
"In short, to keep creating the story of the Hanu Brothers, we need a deeper understanding of this mysterious figure."
"To find out who Hanunu really was, I spent a long time gathering information, but I uncovered three completely different accounts."
The Hanu animator took out his phone and showed the information to Yan Huan.
"The first portrayal was something I found in the Grand Museum of Penacony. The exhibit board said that