After receiving the assignment from Shirley Thorne, Meredith Rowan immediately sent the artwork to the mastermind.
'It wasn't that she hadn't considered the consequences, but the problem was, who could create a better piece than Shirley Thorne?'
'No, to be more precise, an ordinary person couldn't possibly match Shirley Thorne's level of skill.'
Shirley Thorne was, in fact, still a bit inexperienced. Storyboard illustrations, after all, had to be used for 3D modeling. Some aspects differed from traditional techniques, requiring subtle adjustments to the usual 2D art.
For someone of the mastermind's skill, making these adjustments was a piece of cake.
Only the mastermind could produce a better storyboard illustration.
Meredith Rowan carefully weighed her options and concluded that such a perfect opportunity was too rare to pass up. It was worth the gamble.
And so, that was how the near-perfect storyboard illustration came to be.
"I won't be drawing this time."
