The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

Well, it’s just like me. Although I was extremely sleepy and yawned almost all day long, I finally achieved remarkable results.

The costume production is expected to be completed tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, because all the work is now done, only a few bones have not been painted.

After the skin of the missing leg is made tomorrow, all the bones will be installed. Then all the skin and bones will be put on the clothes. Finally, the color of the bones will be painted, and it will be basically done.

If you move quickly, it will be done tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. If you move slowly, it will be Friday at the latest.

This big trouble that I created for myself is finally coming to an end. I am happy just thinking about it. If it is over on Friday, I can sleep well at night.

I have to rush to update tonight, so it might not be too early to go to bed, but at least I can get up late the next day.

I sleep until around 9 or 10 o'clock, then make good use of the morning to finish the update while I've just woken up and am still in good spirits, and then go back to bed early at night.

Then I can go directly to the comic convention on Sunday morning. I plan to go earlier this time, around eight o'clock, so it should be almost time, so I can get in line first.

Because something unexpected happened in the plan to make the clothes, as mentioned before, the silicone ratio was not controlled well, resulting in failure to solidify. Not only did it keep fading, but there was always sticky water, and no one knew where it came from.

So in order not to affect the progress or the itinerary for the comic convention on the day, I temporarily used cardboard and paint to make a layer of fake skin and pasted it on the outside of the clothes, and then pasted the bones on the outside of the fake skin.

Although I chose the waterproof oil paper bag.

But we sweat a lot in the summer, and after all, it is a straight board, and after being cut, the edges and gaps are no longer protected by the house. So if I sweat for a long time under the sun, I'm afraid the painted cardboard will be damaged, and it will not look good. So I have to go early, choose a seat in the front or a cooler place, and try to get in first.

Although if you enter first, it will be relatively empty inside and there won't be many people, but you can still find a good spot and sit there to scare people.

After all, not many of us here know Jason, so I can pretend to be a live prop, find a corner and sit or lie there, and when someone comes, I suddenly stand up and scare them to death.

Randomly scare a lucky passerby to death.

This feeling is pretty good.

Then the teacher who asked me to COS also signed up for a performance at the comic convention this time, and was the first in line. I also wanted to go early and get a good seat, because the show I filmed last time was not very clear, and it was not filmed seriously.

This teacher has pretty good dancing skills. The dance she performed last time was really exciting, and she gave a surprise almost right at the start.

It aroused the emotions of many people who were watching the show.

The only shortcoming was that the guest invited at that time was also a COS and had his own anime club and had organized many anime exhibitions.

However, the hosting always gives people a feeling of being unprofessional and lacking experience, and the process of hosting the show is not that fascinating.

When chatting with people participating in the comic convention, the tone of the opening remarks and some of the conversations in the middle were rather bland, making people feel that there was no passion.

Although it is not easy to host on stage, I think it is better to have some fluctuation in tone. The last guest was a good person and had hosting experience, but I don't know why he always spoke in the same tone.

It gives people a lifeless feeling.

Judging from the promotion this time, it seems that there are no guests invited. I wonder if the host will be sent by the comic exhibition themselves, or if they will pick a few people from their comic exhibition group.

I don't understand, but I saw they were recruiting security guards at the comic convention before, and I really wanted to go, but then I thought better of it.

I go to comic conventions to have fun and have fun, not to punch in to work. Although there are no restrictions as a staff member there, it still makes me unhappy that I can't walk around the convention freely.

But if the staff there pays, I might consider it.

After all, security is my specialty.

Although I am not as good as those perverts at airport security, but when it comes to subway security, even if it is compared to train security, I can be considered to have a sharp eye.

Even if it’s for high-speed rail security checks, I don’t think I’m up to the level of high-speed rail security checks.

Our security inspection industry can also be said to be the security industry.

Airport security is generally recognized as the most powerful. What do they claim to be? It means that they don't count the ordinary employees and some lazy people inside.

It is only aimed at the people who work there.

Airport security claims that they can tell how much a person weighs with just one pair of eyes.

What does it mean? How sharp are their eyes? They can tell your height, weight and body shape by just looking at you. Then when they touch you, they can immediately tell if there is anything wrong with you.

Clothes and the like are useless, they only need to take a glance to know your approximate body shape, your weight, your walking posture, the pressure on your feet, and the subtle body movements that are fed back to your body.

Through these they can roughly judge whether you have anything.

Then they touch you and pass you through the security machine, and they will know everything about you.

Some people think they are taking advantage of the situation by bringing power banks and lighters on board the plane, but in fact, it is just because the staff don’t want to care. Many times we are the same.

Because this involves the issue of unspoken rules, such as lighters, knives or some sharp objects or things like alcohol bottles, power banks and the like.

Sometimes, although the regulations state that carrying is not allowed, there is generally an approximate range within the area, and as long as it is within this range.

You can turn a blind eye to it, but the premise is that you don't let others find out. If they find out, it will be difficult for you.

This is mainly because these things sometimes do have special circumstances. Some people need to use them, or they just buy them for home use. There are indeed risks, but if you really want to know how dangerous they are, the probability is actually very small.

Probably not as likely as you being stabbed to death by a random person on the street.

The main reason these things are banned is because of the bad influence if something goes wrong. As for their dangers, well, they are, but not that great.

Then some passengers are difficult to deal with, and there are a lot of things going on in this Internet age, so there are often unspoken rules and people turn a blind eye.

After all, no matter what the situation is, even if the passenger is at fault first, as long as you as a security guard have a conflict with the passenger and it is filmed and posted online, it will definitely cause adverse effects.

At that time, the company may not cause trouble to the passengers, but it will definitely take some action against you and give an explanation to the outside world.

But whether you will feel comfortable at that time is another matter.