Accidents always strike when you cannot foresee them, sneaking up to give you a jab.
Witches, a race that rationally and habitually arranged every plan in advance, naturally hated accidents too. But no amount of prevention could guarantee with one hundred percent certainty that an accident would not happen. To borrow the words of pedants, even something with a 0.000001% chance of going wrong could not be called foolproof—thus, one could conclude that pedants generally had a low level of education, or had not even finished high school.
An accident happened during the second day of rehearsals for Jiang Han's production. An English supporting actor transformed in the blink of an eye into a British Army corporal and went home to enlist... Although the production received roughly five thousand yuan in compensation for breach of contract, the entire schedule was thrown into disarray.
In an instant, chaos erupted. They hurriedly crossed that supporting actor's image off the promotional posters, then ran around begging the Commission Approval Bureau of the Squirrel Society to approve the hiring of another temporary actor.
The Squirrel Committee's overall structure was actually divided into roughly three departments.
The [Commission Approval Bureau], the [Production Promotion Bureau], and the final boss, the [Personnel Management Bureau]. The first two were relatively easy to deal with, but the last was ruthless enough to poach people from even Angelite's Night Watchers! Some witches were not only beautiful, but beautiful and outstanding, and already inclined to take part-time work in opera and the entertainment industry—witches had no fixed idol profession. Such witches would catch the eye of great witches, top witches, and the Squirrel Committee. After a series of struggles, the Squirrel Committee would generally emerge as the victor.
And personnel management meant that the Personnel Management Bureau held the responsibility of