I Became A Playwright In Medieval Fantasy

Chapter 29

“It’s a pleasure to meet you in person, Phantom. I’m honored to finally have the chance, especially since you’re known for being quite reclusive.”

“The honor is mine, Professor. The truth is, while planning my new project, I found myself intrigued by elven culture. So, I decided to incorporate some Eastern elements into my next work.”@@@@

“Hehe, I see. So that’s why you invited me to such a fancy place?”

Professor Gabi took a sip from her porcelain tea cup, savoring the rich, fragrant brew.

“So, you’re working on a new piece with an elven style. That’s quite an interesting idea, Phantom.”

The professor raised her eyebrows slightly as she picked up a piece of dongpo pork with her chopsticks. After swallowing the succulent, well-seasoned pork, she asked, “But you do realize there’s a significant difference between elven theater and human theater, right? It’s not something human actors can easily imitate overnight.”

“That’s exactly why I asked for your help, Professor. You’re a master of elven art, after all.”

Professor Gabi, having lived for over two centuries, was indeed a master of many things. Whether it was swordsmanship, painting, or even composition, she was a true polymath when it came to the arts.

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