ocean-life Chapter 90
Chapter 90
The Second Prince of the Empire, William Bel, was known as a womanizer.
However, the truth was that he didn’t particularly enjoy female company. He only acted the part to avoid unwanted attention and controversy.
Now that his elder brother’s position as Crown Prince was secure, William had stopped meeting with women he had no real interest in and focused instead on pursuing his personal hobbies.
“This is quite interesting.”
William wore an amused expression as he read the report handed to him by his shadow guards.
Every member of the royal family had a shadow guard assigned to them, each performing different roles as required.
In William’s case, his shadow guards were often tasked with gathering information, and while they didn’t rival the Imperial Intelligence Agency, they had still provided him with a significant amount of useful intel.
At that moment, William was reading a detailed investigation into the recent movements of the princess and the third prince.
If there was one thing even their father, the Emperor, didn’t know, it was how much William resembled him in this regard.
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Are you saying you want to go with this script?”
Club activities were typically held freely after classes during the weekdays.
However, given the limited time the manga club had, they often gathered on weekends as well.
Today, the members who had gathered wore serious expressions.
The reason was none other than the new script Adrian had brought.
“I know it’s a rude request to suggest scrapping all the work we’ve done so far, but...”
Adrian, who was usually composed and easygoing, now looked unusually tense. His expression caused everyone to focus on his next words.
“This is more fun.”
His statement was simple.
He was boldly claiming that his newly written script was more entertaining.
But if they were to start fresh with this, it meant scrapping all their previous work and beginning from the ground up, which made everyone uneasy.
‘Was this too much to ask?’
Adrian understood their hesitation.
To suggest starting over now was, in many ways, a selfish desire, and he knew it.
“This is more fun. I want to go with this.”
But it was the third prince, Edric, who was the first to speak after reading the new script they’d been handed.
“I also think this new story suits an animation better than the original.”
Amelia agreed, voicing her support as well.
Thanks to their reactions, the other members, who had been looking bewildered, began reading the script in their hands.
Adrian’s new story was simple but captivating.
It followed an old horse abandoned by a knight, who goes on a journey and meets a dog, a cat, and a rooster, all of whom have been similarly discarded. Together, they embark on an adventure to a city that promises a place for animals to form an orchestra.
There was a touching sadness when the animals met, but the story became much more exhilarating as they teamed up to defeat the villains, adding a dynamic and dramatic flair.
“What did you decide to name it?”
The club members, energized by the whimsical yet engaging story that perfectly suited the 10-minute animation they were creating, couldn’t help but feel excited.
While their previous project had been good, everyone felt this was the ideal story for an animation.
“I’ve titled it The Silvania Orchestra.”
And thus, the manga club’s first animated project was decided.