Who Put the Treasure Chests in the World of the Hero vs the Evil Dragon?

006 What do to when actors don’t follow the script?

Ciel had to introduce himself, add some plots, and add a quest to go to the capital. The Hero happily accepted the quest with bright eyes.

If Ciel had known about the subsequent development, he would have said: Don’t go to the capital. It would turn out to be unfortunate.

But this kind of thing, who would have known!

As soon as the Hero arrived in the capital, he began to abuse his power. He rushed into the rooms of the king and queen in the palace, rummaged through the boxes, took away the queen’s stockings in front of the cleaning maids, and pried open the treasure chests to take away the jewelry.

The Director was supervising the weapon merchant to not sell advanced weapons here. Merchants: Pain.

The more painful one was the heroine of this work—Her Royal Highness.

Her Royal Highness with a shaved haircut said: Actually, I’m a lesbian, so I can’t do things like falling in love with the Hero!

Ciel’s pupils trembled. Unexpected troubles appeared!

The maid beside the princess raised her hand: Me, me, me, I can, I can, I will play the heroine!

Hill: Dame1, if we let the maid be the heroine, the players of another world will give bad reviews!

The maid covered her face and sobbed: Then what to do? I really like the handsome Hero.

This time, the person whose pupils trembled was the princess: You said it yesterday that you like me.

Maid: Ah…Uh…I like all good-looking people!

The princess was extremely angry. She took the maid and left, leaving Ciel bewildered and lost.

Although it was a mess, the plot still had to be acted out.

Anyway, Ciel persuaded the princess to cooperate, and the reason was terrific: If you don’t go, I have no choice but to let the maid act as the princess to fall in love with the Hero.

Before the danger of being NTR’ed, the princess was forced to put on a wig and a skirt, climb up the watchtower, watch the stars and the moon with the Hero, and talk about life and ideals — the tomboy shed tears!

T/N: this part is unfinished, more will be updated tomorrow.

Notes:

Japanese for ‘no’