If You Refuse, I Will Mourn For You For The Rest Of Your Life

The movie has not been released for a long time, and anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is a film that is biased towards children.

But no one left, because the technology of cinema first appeared in Teyvat, and people watched it with curiosity about this novelty.

Some people think it's not good-looking, but they won't leave, but continue to watch, after all, when they go back now, they don't mean anything other than drinking.

The children were screaming and the parents were smiling, after all, if the children are happy, the parents will be happy.

The film continues.

The camera follows Kaeya to another empty table with cardboard and a photograph.

Kaeya took out a photo of him doing the French military salute: "First of all, you have to have a framed photo, which can be of your friend, or even of another celebrity, preferably with your face in the center."

Kaeya then put the photo back on the cardboard on the table: "Put it in the middle of the cardboard, which is easy to get and is usually used to hold goods, and when they throw it away, you can pick it up." Then

the camera pans and Kaeya disappears, followed by a photograph on the cardboard.

A pen goes deep into the shot, and Kaeya's voice comes out, "Next, trace the frame so that it will be as big as your photo." The

camera moves again, and Kaeya reappears on the screen.

He held the table with his hands, grinned and grinned, and as he spoke, his expression began to grow serious: "Then draw sharp teeth in the frame, and leave enough space between the terrifying fangs, so that your picture is enough to be exposed." The

camera moves again, becoming a cardboard frame, and the photograph has long since been taken by Kaeya, and Kaeya is scribbling on it with his hand and pen.

"Yes, that's it..."

"In the middle of the fangs, make sure to leave enough space, but it's better not to have any gaps in the outermost part, otherwise your picture will be exposed."

"Then, connect each tooth to form the gums."

"Then when you're done, you're going to draw the whole gum on the outside and a big mouth on the outside."

The camera was shown to Kaeya again, and he held his head high and said, "After you draw the bloody mouth, you have to start deciding what the main character of your frame is, you can draw any ferocious animal, I want to draw a big shark."

"Remember, when you draw, you have to start drawing from the outside of your mouth, so I'm going to draw a little bit of the waves on the outside as where my shark appears."

Kaeya continued to paint.

After the waves were drawn, the sharks were drawn.

"I'm going to start by drawing the shark's head, and his pointed nose, and the shark's fins... and its eyes. With

just a few strokes, Kaeya drew a very cartoon shark on cardboard.

Although it is very simple to watch, Ivan knows that it is very difficult to actually make it himself, because many people do not have the talent to draw, they can't hold the brush steadily, and they draw crookedly.

Because Ivan tried just that....

The camera reverts to Kaeya, who takes out the scissors and begins to crop: "Start cutting along the side of the waves and sharks, if you can't hold it steadily, you can ask Mom and Dad to help replace it."

"Okay, so that's what the finished product looks like."

Kaeya gives the shot a three-dimensional view of the cropped cardboard, with a large wave below and the head of a shark with a wide mouth on top.

After Kaeya finished showing off the cropped shark

, Kaeya pulled a few items under the table and showed them to the camera again.

"After the cropping, we need to color the shark, which can be easily bought at Mondstadt with advertising paints or paintbrush paints."

Kaeya said as she glued

the paint with her brush, "My approach is to paint the shark's body gray first, because gray is easy to cover with other colors, so even if you paint the outer frame, you can cover it with other colors, and you won't see the clues."

"Of course, what dye to apply depends on the animal you draw, remember to be sure to apply first, it is not easy to react with other colors, and it will be covered by other colors... So I'm going to start by painting the shark gray.

Then Kaeya stopped talking, and the camera zoomed on his shark, the sound of paintbrushes on paint and the rustling of cardboard.

People held their breath for fear of making a little noise, as if it would only disturb Kaeya in the camera.

Someone who accidentally made a sound would be glared at by the people around them, and even those who ate sauerkraut beef noodles began to bite off the noodles instead of spitting into their stomachs.

"Paint the ocean bright blue, the gums glow red, and the eyes and teeth white."

"By the way, don't forget to make black strokes on all the parts."

"Okay, that's it."

Kaeya's shark shot

was given back to Kaeya, and Kaeya picked up the cardboard and set it aside: "Alright, when the coloring is done, take the shark aside and wait for it to dry." "

The camera went black, and when it came back on, it was shark cardboard that had been dried.

The cardboard Kaeya pulled out was clearly not his drawing.

Although Kaeya can draw, he obviously can't draw if he wants to be more delicate.

This was drawn by Paimon.

Although Paimon is very unreliable a lot of the time, her drawing skills are the best of the foursome, at least much better than Kaeya.

Kaeya pointed to the shark and said, "This is the shark just now, it can be painted a little more delicately... Of course, it's best to practice Xi Xi elsewhere on the paper and draw from the cardboard, otherwise the cardboard you've worked so hard to make will become a mess.

Eventually, Kaeya flipped the shark over to reveal the unpainted brown behind the shark.

"Next, you just have to paste your photo from the back."

Kaeya pulled out a photo of himself doing a French military salute and placed it behind the shark's hollowed-out teeth.

"All I need is a picture here and a piece of tape."

"When you put the photo on the front, the person in the photo feels like they've been swallowed alive."

Kaeya

re-gave the footage to Kaeya, Kaeya stared, danced with his hands, and said gently: "You can make any picture frame that eats people."

Kaeya then showed off other artifacts, the kind of cannibalistic frames with pictures of other people in their teeth.

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" You can be a deadly viper, and you can, depending on the size of the photo, Make picture frames of different sizes. The

camera shows Kaeya, and Kaeya is on the table with her hands on the table.

"Do it yourself and make a picture frame that will eat people."