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"Ricou" has been captured. But after escaping, he's propelled into a world unfamiliar. And this world wants nothing to do with him. And he is being pursued for some unknown reason. But things become clear, and the struggle between those who seek to protect Ricou and those who want destruction deepens....
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Fan Casting The Backstage Ghost(Post-Credits)

Role added by mr_blue_sky on April 12, 2022

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  • mr_blue_sky Post-Credits: In an opera house in Paris France, some people are about to rehearse an opera version of Faust. The prop master says he's going to get a few props for the devil contract scene. He goes backstage and into a room upstairs. He collects the props and costumes. Behind him, the hand of another man grabs a silver owl masquerade mask from their last production. His face is hidden in shadow (the room is dimly lit) as he puts it on. When he does, the mask becomes visible, as do the eyes, filled with flaming rage and fury. The prop master walks out of the room, and the masked man follows. The prop master knows there's someone after him, so he walks a little faster. Soon after, he full on runs. He is soon on the overhead area, where the masked man corners him. In an attempt to know who is killer is, the prop master takes off the mask of the man, who soon screams when his mask is off. In silhouette, the prop master can recognize the now unmasked marauder. "Oh my God! It's you!" The marauder, his face covered, blindly success to rip the mask out of the prop master's . As the piano man practices the music flawlessly, he fails to notice as the prop master is strangled with a rope. Cut back to the cast and directors, wondering what's taking him so long. One director decides to start the scene without him. The cast gets into their positions, as the director yells action. The overhead lights then turn on, confusing the cast and crew, as none of them turned on the lights. They are then terrified when the body of the prop master suddenly drops from above, the rope tied to the safety bars. The rope then goes tight around the already dead prop master's neck. The cast and crew scream in horror as the prop master hangs there like a newly executed criminal on the gallows. One of the directors looks up, points up to the direction, and tells the others to look up as well. It's here we finally get a good glimpse of the masked murderer. He is a well dressed man with a black cape with a maroon liner, white rubber gloves, and the beaten mask, that of an owl. It covers the left half of the face of a man in his late 30s, with black slicked back hair. As the people look at him, the man let's out a triumphant evil laughter. Before anyone can do anything, the man swoops his cape around and seems to disappear in a cloud of smoke. One of the producers asks anyone to call the police. As the people panic, the camera zooms below into a sewer underneath the opera house. The owl masked man runs through the tunnels, till he nears a corner. In there is a lair, his lair. In the middle, a giant organ He sits on the organ bench. Atop the organ sits a framed picture of a young woman in her early 30s in a red dress. The masked murderer appears to recognize the girl. He speaks, "Oh, Christine. You're perfect for me and the show." He then clenches his other hand into a fist. "I shall make sure NOBODY tries to stop us both! I will make them pay for what they've done!" @sonictiger, allow me to introduce you to Erik Dastlen Chaney. But you may call him... THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA!

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