Miss Witch Doesn't Want to be a Diva-Chapter 1120 - 151: Seven Virtues of ’Hope’_2

After technical issues stalled progress, the project fell into stagnation, with no breakthrough in sight.

"It seems impatience won't cook the tofu faster," Tilan remarked as she sat in front of the mirror.

"Why don't you try contacting the 'Grey Dust Crystal' team? My talent ability is related to space," suggested another black-haired girl with purple eyes in the mirror.

"That's really not easy to try," Tilan shook her head, glancing out the window.

"There are no shortcuts in space technology. While authority can certainly reduce consumption, the essence of creating secondary space is to rip open new space within the original universe. In this process, the larger the subspace, the more terrifying the consumption required."

"Historically, the 'Moon Crown' could only rise because of the energy provided by the 'Solar Crown.' Without the virtually infinite energy and power of the Solar Crown, the effects of the Moon Crown would be greatly discounted." Tilan recalled something.

"I've indeed been thinking too little. If spatial authority is used merely as an introduction, and the energy problem is left to another third party, it seems theoretically feasible." Tilan began pacing back and forth in the room.

"I need to return to the 'Grey Dust Crystal' headquarters in the Four-leaf Crystal Star Domain for testing."

Thus, after progress on the project stagnated, Tilan departed the Ziqiu Star Domain to head back to the Four-leaf Crystal Star Domain.

In June, Blanchi received a special invitation in the Central Star Domain. It was an invitation for a film, asking her to play a character in the script. Had it been a normal film company invitation, she would have outright declined, but this time was different: the letter held familiar traces.

Have they not given up yet? Blanchi pondered and, after a brief hesitation, decided to accept.

The following month, at the filming location, she met the director and the scriptwriter and fully understood the storyline.

"So, you want me to play a saintess who saves the world, correct?" In the script, the saintess was practically the incarnation of a goddess on earth, possessing unmatched beauty and ability, triumphing over numerous evil forces.

"Correct, you need not worry about acting skills; we have a professional team to assist and coach you, ensuring your image in front of the camera approaches perfection," assured the producer confidently.

"Rest assured, your character in the script is undoubtedly a positive figure, without any negative impact." The other party reassured again.

These did not concern Blanchi much. She just noticed a black-haired young man with a hat on-site, who, through special means, conducted a brief telepathic conversation with her, revealing his identity to Blanchi.

It seemed the resistance forces of the Northwestern Star Domain had not abandoned her but had taken the risk to follow her to the Central Star Domain, and this filming served as a perfect pretext.

"In that case, I'll do it reluctantly," Blanchi agreed to the proposal with feelings of nervousness, excitement, and relief.

For several months thereafter, she stayed with the film crew, receiving guidance from their mentors, including all the knowledge, etiquette, actions, expressions, and speech methods required to portray the saintess. They even rehearsed some large ritual magic circles, alongside specially recruited other 'nuns.'

Over the months, these 'nuns' coordinated better and better with Blanchi; they unequivocally trusted her, withheld nothing, even giving Blanchi the illusion that these 'nuns' were like a part of her. She could vaguely sense their thoughts and even directly command their bodies.

Moreover, as time passed, the demeanor of these 'nuns' became increasingly unified; whether it be their extraordinary abilities, actions, thoughts, or soul frequencies, all grew closer to Blanchi's, making it as simple as breathing for her to execute certain large ritual magic circles, commanding hundreds of 'nuns' as if they were her fingers.

Even someone not so astute like her realized something was amiss; no matter how realistic a movie, such skills were likely unnecessary; it seemed rather than acting, these 'nuns' were specifically prepared for her.

With vague tension, the formal shooting time drew closer day by day.

"Shooting not in the Emerald Moon Star Domain?" One day, Blanchi received notice from the director that filming could commence.

"Indeed, it's set in the Xuelan Star Domain, not far from the Emerald Moon Star Domain. The environment there is beautiful, just right for the heroine's hometown in the opener."

"We've already chartered a specialized starship to transport props, costumes, and crew," the other party continued.

"I see," Blanchi stood up, looking at the scenery outside, the Academy City remained tranquil as ever.

Once I leave this time, I'm afraid there will be no day to return, a premonition told her.

"I understand, give me two days to prepare, sort my belongings, and say my goodbyes," she informed the staff in front of her.

"No problem."

In the following two days, Blanchi bought many of her favorite things, leaving them at the Golden Flame Flower Academy, entrusting the school to pass them on to several friends. Then she boarded the starship for the film shoot. fгeewёbnoѵel_cσm

Once the starship slowly departed Star Harbor, Blanchi sat in a room on the bridge, talking with the young man with black hair opposite her.

"Now, can you tell me where you're taking me?"

"Of course, it's to perform in a grand legend, Miss Blanchi," the other party answered with genuine expression, then extracted a concealed microchip from his cochlea and inserted it into the projection player before him.