"Her chest is a little too big. She's not suited to playing Cecilia at this stage!"
"We've already auditioned fifty Sea Siren Witches. Their average height is a bit too tall. If you want someone who's both a Sea Siren, short, and flat-chested, why don't you—why don't you apply to the Sea Shepherds to look for that lady!? See if she doesn't shave you down!"
"..."
Go look for that lady... You'd be lucky if Kraken didn't stuff you into cans and sink you in Spotted Dove Lake... Kraken had always been touchy about her figure. Even her biography was rather unfriendly toward her big-breasted classmates... Jiang Han wore a smile, her hands resting on her knees as she maintained a simple, comfortable posture.
The script this production team was preparing to perform was a story similar to that mermaid tale from the company whose name could not be spoken.
Because of the screenwriter's sudden whim and the demands of the adaptation, they needed to add a duet segment for the little protagonist and the secondary little protagonist. The little Witches of South City's Squirrel Society basically had no hope of reaching those high notes, so they could only try their luck by putting out a commission. According to the orchestra conductor sitting beside them:
If they could not find anyone suitable within two weeks, they planned to upload the commission to Squirrel Society headquarters. In other words, instead of soliciting candidates from only one city, Squirrel Societies across the globe would receive the commission at once and send them their internal files, allowing them to select a Witch from all the profiles matching their requirements and fly her over.
The cost was steep, and they might also have to pay a major price in the form of learning and