Though the previous game focused on life, death, and the nature of the world, I feel as though this game is about deciding how to live in the current world.

I felt very optimistic during recording as I watched everyone run around in an effort to make the world they live in a better place.

The scenes where they found time alone were generally very impactful.

You get to see a different side to Lucien, and his general demeanor is different than in the first game. You can feel how he's grown.

He knows the heroine is strong, but he still wants to protect her in his own way while receiving her support. It's a wonderful relationship.

There's a scene where Lucien goes to a tavern, and watching him try to better understand the town as a king made me like him even more.

I've always felt this way, but the scenes in which Zenn pointed out various truths made both Lucien and me think.

I learned that, though the words may sound harsh, we mustn't forget that they may be filled with consideration and compassion for whoever they're directed at.

Hello. This is Kaito Ishikawa, voice actor for Lucien.
The battle against witches ended in the last game, and now we must fight the schemes of humans.

Though fighting an overwhelming power can strengthen our sense of unity, it's in fighting a human who aims to trample us down with schemes that we strengthen our bonds.

I hope you look forward to seeing not just how his relationship with the heroine changes, but to how he reaches out to those around him as well.