Billy arrived home after school, feeling exhausted after physical education css. He resumed his ic drawing work, now making it a habit to sketear the window in the waiting room, fag Cudia. For minor details and ic produ, he would sit in his offid meticulously flesh out the tent.

  Anured as she anized papers, worked on the puter, and delved into some files.

  "They've arrived, the letter you sent to Japan!" Dave, the general ior of Lux ics, announced. He was responsible for overseeing the printing process and iing the work of the personnel in charge.

  "How wonderful that they've responded," Billy remarked.

  For some time, Billy had been pting what to do and what not to do. He had sent a letter of support to the creators of "Kimba the White Lion." The letter aowledged that the inal creation of "The Lion King" drew inspiration from their story, sidering it a gentle push rooted in his admiration for their fantastiimated series. The letter was addressed to its inal creator, Osamu Tezuka, or io his son Makoto Tezuka, and the pany. "Kimba the White Lion" was a manga created in 1950 and ter adapted into an animated series in 1960.

  For those who might wonder, "The Lion King" is indeed an inal work by Disney, but there is a noticeable resembo "Kimba the White Lion," with strikingly simir shots that are pivotal to the plot. Why didn't they sue Disney? Disney is a high-profile pany with one of the world's most formidable legal teams, For a small Japanese ipany, filing a wsuit would be like stabbing themselves with a k would likely lead to their financial downfall within the first year.

  Mr. Osamu Tezuka was a remarkably friendly person who devoted his entire life to creating art and was even a close friend of Walt Disney. Billy ied with the system, which highlighted ses that could be sidered cht infri. He then slightly modified those ses from different angles, retaining the essence of "The Lion King" while avoiding any direct parallels between Kimba and the ic

  Like the se where Mufasa appears in the clouds to deliver a message, guiding Simba on his path, now it's portrayed as a dream where Mufasa mas and engages in a more philosophical versation about leadership. This maion occurs on a bck s in Simba's dream.

  In the initial version of Billy's letter, he expressed gratitude for the artwork and dedicated his appreciation, emphasizing that "The Lion King" was an inspiration in memory of Osamu Tezuka. The letter included a small check of 50,000 to sponsor the pany founded by Osamu Tezuka, supp the future of his series and the Lux ics adaptation of "The Lion King," with a heartfelt dedication on its pages.

  Retionships must always be nurtured; creating them is just one way to i with people. Iure, the "Astro Boy" series might be re-edited and started ahe Japanese market will expoially grow with the astonishing series ing in this decade and the . It's always wise to enter business ventures before the market's boom extends to the Western regions.

  Makoto Tezuka's letter veyed sincere gratitude along with minor insights into the story. He also offered praise for Billy's clever tent and expressed pleasant surprise about the Lux ics tribute. He thanked Billy for the donatioending an invitation to visit his home with heartfelt appreciation for his during these challenging times.

  The question now is, what will Disney do with this urn of events? Will they remain oblivious to the id tih their previous version, or will they approach Lux ics for an attractive iatiarding "The Lion King" movie?

  -Well, that's a very sweet response and a thoughtful gesture on your part, - Anne remarked. She read the eter aloud with genuine fondness, as her heart was moved by Billy's gesture.

  -Now, we'll focus on reviewing your ating exercise, - Anne tinued.

  -I'm so lucky! - Billy excimed, the papers taining all his hand-written ating work. Thousands of invoices, receipts, and expenses are meticulously listed one by one.

  Reviewing the expense ating fust, Billy was armed with his thick yellow highlighter.

  -Pay close attention to the dedus. The business activities you ducted at the establishment are repeated, they belong to the same group, and you're dedug them twice, - Anne pointed out.

  -I hate this exercise! - Billy excimed happily, appreciating his teacher's guidance.

  -I'm teag you to read it for your future as a boss. Behave well, and I'll give it my approval with your instructor, - Anne assured.

  -I could always have you by my side to read my ats, - Billy joked.

  -Fet it. I'll do my best to delegate this task when it bees feasible. So, you better have your ating skills ready by the time we get a proper atant, - Anne replied.

  -I uand, but you're fantastic with ating, - Billy plimented.

  -Don't believe in my abilities. They're mediocre and funal for now. Specialists have better skills. As you make more money, you afford a better ohat will be more effective. Even big panies hire specialized ating firms to hahese tasks for thousands, - Anne expined.

  -Is it that important? - Billy asked.

  -Believe me, it's very important for your financial credibility and IRS validation. In a broad sehey're your business life insurance against any mistakes you might make, - Anne emphasized.

  In the Uates, a good atant is someone who handles all the work reted to tax ating. They also serve as your certification with future partners, and shareholders. They're even iment experts and handle everything necessary for Securities and Exge ission pliance.

  -Let's tier; I have a headaow. I'll tackle the necessary exercise tomorrow, - Billy stated.

  Getting up to tinue his ideavors, "Evangelion" was on his to-do list. Among the most important tasks was figuring out how to further develop the series. The entire series' inal tent was a manga, expanding into five movies, OVAs (inal video animations), and light novels.

  - week, you'll o submit your ating records, - Anne reminded him.

  -I'll do what I , Anne. I have many csses at school, I o draw ics for the three releases and prepare for the winter season. I o handle all the paperwork for Toys and ics, attend two ag academies, and take those damn at csses I've paid for before summer, - Billy exhaustedly listed all his responsibilities.

  He feels like he's about to explode. He falls into a deep sleep as soon as he touches the bed and wakes up feeling tired. The ride to school with his father gives him some rest. But he's damn tired of all the things he has to d the week. He hasn't called Cudia in 20 days. Right now, all he wants is to take the day off and not think about anything.

  -Alright, let's leave this report as it is. I'll expin a few more things, and we'll study during winter break, - Anne said. - But I want to see those iy desk as soon as possible, no excuses."

  -I'll get them to you. I'm still weaving the entire series together. I'll finish this work with a single brushstroke, - Billy reassured.

  This series holds plexity due to the teenage age of the character. The mood shifts o be detailed in such a way that they generalize the protagonist Shinji Ikari/Myth Khan's situation. This manga is special for having a "seiouch, addressing more profound and more plex themes such as drama, romance, fantasy, history, politics, and philosophy.

  Billy has also outlined a new scheme for Doom. The new series o astonish just as Hellboy did. He hopes that Doom tis course and bee the game it was destio be.

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  this is the chapter. I hope you like it. it's already 100,000 words.

  have a nice weekend.