The Bat Demon King, who was usually in charge of night watch, felt that he couldn't stay silent any longer. He had to bring some honor to his Bat Mountain clan.
Thus, he announced his debut.
He called himself Du Fu and his Bat Mountain crew the Black Bat Squadron.
He didn't write classical poetry; he wrote modern poetry.
Sometimes, he would sing a couple of lines: "The night has given me a black body, and I use it to seek love. I prayed before Buddha for five hundred years, just hoping you would glance at me. But you brushed past, not because the night was too dark, or because I was too dark, but because I was hanging upside down above your head."
This modern poem, once released, immediately attracted a following of female demons.
Du Fu, the Bat Demon King, was also called the Poet of Love.
The Black Hawk Demon King was not convinced. They were both winged demon kings, and he had always looked down on this Bat Demon King.
