“Stand here and write ‘what is a scam’ on the whiteboard like this.”

Director Song wrote on the whiteboard, indicating where and how to write.

“And then you turn around and say ‘my brothers, scams, you see, aren’t things that anyone can do,’ like that.”

“Should I go with the tone you just used?” Maru asked as he received the board marker.

“If you have anything in mind, then you can go with that.”

“I’ll try to sound unnecessarily heavy.”

Maru slightly pushed his bangs aside and wrote on the whiteboard. He wrote neatly like he was doing calligraphy. After putting a period, he turned around.

“Scams aren't something anyone can do.”

He lowered his voice a little. He also put plenty of gaps between each word. It was a tone of speech he used to use when going around giving lectures while doing multi-level marketing.

Before he started, he started off with a big breath to draw attention, and he uttered each word with a machine-like pronunciation.

As for his hand, he just put them by his side, only opening and clenching his hand. He only used his hand proactively when the audience started to lose their focus.

“Now that I heard it, your voice is pretty good.”

“Thank you.”

“And you have a decent appearance. Can you talk more about scams? You can go with stereotypical things or...