Eddie began his work. The only thing that annoyed him was that Schiller insisted on sitting behind him and watching him work.
Anyone who had done creative work understood that the most irritating thing was having someone come over to take a look while you were concentrating. But for the money, Eddie gritted his teeth and put up with it.
To direct a movie, surveillance footage alone was not enough. First, they had to create a script based on the timeline, then reconstruct the scenes with special effects, and finally film them with cameras.
So Eddie's first task was to watch all the surveillance footage and draft the script.
Naturally, the first footage concerned Translucent, and it even came with some of Robins's background information. Eddie thought for a moment, then began writing:
"Scene: On a school campus
Time: Dismissal, with people coming and going
Characters: High school student Robins and his two best buddies
Dialogue: Robins found a magical Cloak the night before. He tried it at home and discovered that it could make him completely invisible. So he invited his two best friends over, intending to use the Cloak to play pranks."
Eddie casually wrote some dialogue, and the image of a rebellious teenager and his two shady friends came vividly to life. The next part involved creating all kinds of pranks for them—messing with teachers and classmates at school, getting revenge on people they did not get along with.
Since this part was not the key, Eddie designed several transitions to establish Robins's unruly nature while fully showcasing the Cloak's abilities.
Then came the turning point. One of his shady friends had his girlfriend stolen by someone else, and he wanted to use the Cloak to get revenge on his rival and ruin his party. But Robins