[ The dragon cannot possibly only have two scenes, can he? Well, he could technically. A lot of movies save their dragons for only one specific part of the movie, usually the end, for the dramatics of it all. Still, this particular script wants to showcase the dragons strength and power before the might warriors come to tame him with the power of good sex.
That's all to say that the dragon needs a scene of taking down a band of knight extras to show his strength, power, and sexual prowess off with, so that the audience can know what the intrepid heroes are up against later.
Narumi, unfortunately for him, has been cast as one of those knights. He'd raised a bit of a fuss about it when he realized what was happening, but you know those scattershot cursed pieces of costuming? Guess how maybe not so accidentally was handed some armor with a little extra influence to it by the costuming department?
It's a fight between Narumi wanting to upend the script and show off, and the costume making him want to roll over and accept defeat the way he's supposed to for this scene. His jaw is clenched and he's actually sweating a little from the mental and emotional strain of it all as his fellow knights litter the set, defeated and blissed out looking from that defeat. Admittedly not a single one of them actually got the little D from the big D, because that kind of padding would really drag out the runtime of the movie, but they're doing a good job of pretending they did.
Narumi is a different story though. As the last knight standing, the script calls for the dragon to on screen conquer the final knight, which is to say Narumi is supposed to roll over and let Fuuta fuck him, which despite the growing part of him that weirdly wants to thanks to the armors desire to play the part right, he hasn't gone down yet. ]
Give it up already, asshole.
[ As if this scene is going to play out with Narumi winning. ]
iii, but make it a wildcard
That's all to say that the dragon needs a scene of taking down a band of knight extras to show his strength, power, and sexual prowess off with, so that the audience can know what the intrepid heroes are up against later.
Narumi, unfortunately for him, has been cast as one of those knights. He'd raised a bit of a fuss about it when he realized what was happening, but you know those scattershot cursed pieces of costuming? Guess how maybe not so accidentally was handed some armor with a little extra influence to it by the costuming department?
It's a fight between Narumi wanting to upend the script and show off, and the costume making him want to roll over and accept defeat the way he's supposed to for this scene. His jaw is clenched and he's actually sweating a little from the mental and emotional strain of it all as his fellow knights litter the set, defeated and blissed out looking from that defeat. Admittedly not a single one of them actually got the little D from the big D, because that kind of padding would really drag out the runtime of the movie, but they're doing a good job of pretending they did.
Narumi is a different story though. As the last knight standing, the script calls for the dragon to on screen conquer the final knight, which is to say Narumi is supposed to roll over and let Fuuta fuck him, which despite the growing part of him that weirdly wants to thanks to the armors desire to play the part right, he hasn't gone down yet. ]
Give it up already, asshole.
[ As if this scene is going to play out with Narumi winning. ]