"Bad" Luck

Mr. Dee wasn't in the mood to coddle these actors. He'd said before that he didn't want crybabies on his show.

"If you want to stay, draw lots. If you think it's unfair, feel free to leave!"

As soon as he said that, the actors who had been whining just a moment ago suddenly went quiet. They all hung their heads like quails, waiting for the staff to bring the lots. They drew them obediently, praying to get B or A level, anything but the S level boss. Otherwise, they'd be sent home after the first round.

Eulalia was last in line, so she didn't even need to draw. She opened hers to see "S level: Jacob Stone" - a theater actor who had won many awards, a real veteran.

Eulalia's eyes lit up with excitement. She loved a challenge like this.

Stone was holding a script for The Years. It was set in the WW2 and had been made into a movie before. Stone had won awards for playing the lead role in that film.

While Eulalia was desperately trying to recall info about the script, she overheard a conve