My own war game

Chapter 97: Crossdress
"I will teach you how to use the materials at hand to create the most perfect script and ultimately achieve your goal," said the magician.

"By deceiving others?" He Chi then remembered that the other party was a big fraudster.

"I prefer to call it a performance." Pep Garcia shrugged, then patted the girl next to him on the shoulder and asked a question.

"He, what is your impression of the bunny girl?"

He Chi thought for a moment, then hesitated and gave an uncertain answer, "Playboy?"

The magician snapped his fingers. "It's a very orthodox view. Almost everyone believes that the image of the bunny girl with folded ears comes from the SX brand founded by Hugh Hefner in 1953."

The white man then changed the subject, "But this statement is actually not accurate. In fact, there was a similar concept in medieval Europe."

The magician waved his hand and the screen in front of him changed. Several slides appeared. On the slides, a man in old-style aristocratic clothes was drinking and having fun with a woman in scantily clad clothes.

"In the past, European nobles advocated monogamy, but it is difficult to suppress men's nature simply by doctrine. It was common for noble men to go out and find mistresses or have casual affairs."

"After a while, of course my wife would hear about it and would keep a close eye on it."

"So the men came up with a ridiculous idea: They put rabbit ears and tails on the prostitutes, wrapped their hands and feet in fur, and then had fun with them."

"When a man returns home, his wife will ask, 'Did you have sex with a woman outside?' At this time, everyone at the party will deny that there are women there, because there are only rabbits there."

Garcia laughed to himself, and then continued, "Do you think those wives really don't know that their husbands are having affairs outside? And the husbands think that such a poor excuse can deceive their wives for a long time?"

"Of course it's impossible. It's just that both sides don't want to change the status quo. They are pretending not to know and are compromising."

"You have to deceive others and yourself at the same time. Deception is the most bizarre relationship in the stage play of life." After saying this, Garcia showed the back of his hand. On his finger was a ring similar to He Chi's, with a logo of a rabbit with folded ears.

He Chi nodded, without denying the other party's statement, and then said, "I want to know why you are helping me so much. If it is about what happened last time, we should have been even now."

Pep Garcia took a sip of red wine and said, "It's simple. What you have in your hand is not just your business. It represents the interests of all of us. Teaching you how to use it is actually helping ourselves."

"You know, in the eyes of the government, you and I are actually in the same group. After all, I don't want anyone to shoot me in the chest again." After saying this, the magician pointed to his bandaged wound.

He Chi thought for a few minutes and nodded, "Since it is something that benefits everyone, I think I have no reason to refuse."

"Very good! Let's proceed to the first stage. My students will be responsible for the rest. They will teach you some basic skills." The magician stood up and the two black-eared bunny girls in the room followed him.

Several people came to a room, and He Chi found all kinds of clothes, wigs, and cosmetics inside.

"This is..." He Chi asked uncertainly?

"As you can see, the first lesson is makeup," said magician Garcia, picking up a brush.

“Isn’t this what women should learn?”

"Of course not. A face that can be changed at any time is the best protection for a person. For example..." Garcia picked up a bottle of liquid and gently patted it on his face. He took out two contact lenses from his eyes, and gently brushed his hair. His whole appearance changed into another image.

The magician now had blue eyes, short gray hair, his skin color changed from pure white to dark, and even his face shape had slightly changed. He Chi could not connect his current image with the white man before.

"Are you like this originally or is your current appearance also a disguise?" He Chi asked. "Who knows? You can guess." Garcia did not comment.

For the next whole day, He Chi was learning how to use various makeup props and cosmetics, and his specific instructor was one of the pair of black-eared bunny girls.

"what is this?"

"flour"

"what about this?"

"Petals of Morning Glory"

"From the smell, this doesn't smell like lard, does it?" He Chi opened a box and took a sniff.

"Almost. This was just made."

"Why are makeup products made from these daily necessities?" He Chi asked, fiddling with the things in his hand.

"Because when an accident happens we will never be notified in advance, the perfect disguise we are pursuing is to use what we can get later to achieve our goal," Garcia explained.

"Okay, I have to leave for a while to prepare for the next part. You can ask Daisy for help with practice. She is the most talented among all people in this area. Don't worry, we have plenty of time." The magician waved his hand, leaving He Chi and the bunny girl alone in the room.

A pile of bottles and jars were thrown directly in front of He Chi. After Garcia left, the bunny girl's expression changed immediately. She casually said, "Wipe everything and try to see if there are any materials that you are allergic to, and then tell me everything." Then she started fiddling with her nails.

"Won't you teach me how to use it?" He Chi asked from the side.

"Do you think you can master such a complicated thing in one day? Let me tell you, I started cross-dressing training at the age of fifteen. It has been six years now, and I am still learning. Don't get carried away just because my teacher values ​​you!" said the bunny girl in a stiff tone.

She didn't like this Asian man. She had worked so hard for so many years and could only get a teacher to teach her one skill individually. However, this man had only known the teacher for a few days, but he was already favored by her. This made her very jealous.

"Okay, I'll give it a try. Are you sure you want me to try it alone?" The Oriental man confirmed again.

"Go over there and handle it yourself, don't bother me!" The bunny girl simply turned her back.

The Oriental man stopped talking, and a rustling sound came from behind the screen beside him.

The bunny girl was a little disappointed. She had hoped to stir up the other party's emotions and do some small tricks to further undermine his impression in the teacher's mind, but she didn't expect that the other party would not accept it at all.

Fifteen minutes later, the bunny girl named Daisy felt that the other party was trying for a long time, so she walked over to take a look. At this time, she was surprised to find that there was no one behind the screen.

"Where did he go?" Daisy looked at the empty room with some trepidation. The teacher asked her to teach him, but now he is missing...

At this moment, a voice suddenly sounded behind me, "Daisy, where is the guest?"

The girl turned around hurriedly and found her teacher standing behind her with a stern look on his face.

(End of this chapter)