[Anime Crossover] Damn, Where's My Appearance Fee?

The first image was created with inspiration from the second. Thanks to the Daredevil Group Literary version: I have forgotten who I am. My memories began the day I met you. Your name became the only landmark guiding me forward. Snarky version: Sophia: Dantalion, why is it you again! Some demon/god: I have no idea either. Somehow I've been running between sets a lot lately. More importantly, where's my appearance fee? Sophia: Are you sure you want to collect your fee for this role while wearing that face? [This blurb has nothing to do with the story!!] The heroine is a book! A book! A book! So she's afraid of bugs! And water! ↑ Dantalion from the Key of Solomon set [actually, that's the original source] ↑ Dalian from the Bookcase set [I love little girls best] ↑ Dantalion from the Prince of the Demon World set They say this story is a little pit... They say it's very likely to grow into a gigantic meteorite-sized pit. Additional notes: 1. The three works featured here are The Bookcase of Dantalian, Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, and Devils and Realist. Two are based on manga that are still ongoing, and one is based on a light novel that ended terribly (damn you, Mikumo Gakuto. Couldn't you learn from your senior, Yoshida Sunao?). Side-eye →_→ Yes, you read that right. The only thing these three works have in common is a character named Dantalion. ← That's the basic joke behind this story. 2. According to the original source of the Key of Solomon, a certain demon god who governs wisdom can take on all kinds of appearances. So please don't get hung up on the demon god's (or gods') gender or appearance. As for the name, out of respect for the original works and to distinguish the genders, I'll use different transliterations of the same name [more accurately, the spelling is adjusted according to the different Japanese katakana, despite being the same in English]. 3. The portions involving the Bookcase will include some direct quotations from the original light novel. 4. I'm no good at drawing manga, so the two works originally published as manga will follow their anime adaptations (a second season is just a pipe dream). 5. There are no pairings in this story. It's just a few little anecdotes about a girl and a demon god named Dantalion. 6. Updates will continue to be irregular. What's writing quality anyway? Can you eat it?