The Empire of Reimia (3)

Neya was immensely pleased to hear such praise from a senior member and once again noted to herself that joining the literary club had been the right decision. When it came time to read Vizenya's work, it evoked mixed feelings in the girl. On the one hand, there was something awkward about not only writing such things about her academy comrades but also practically not changing their names. On the other hand, given her knowledge of Ifeon's situation, certain remarks were quite in his character, which made them look very amusing in the new context, although they would be used in completely different circumstances. And, in terms of behavior, Masao-senpai had little in common with him. Nevertheless, something in the Sorceress's work was definitely there. Linnea couldn't say that she was against reading other stories on a similar theme. However, she also couldn't say that she preferred them to more traditional fiction of this kind.
— I've never read anything like this before. Thank you for the new experience; it was very interesting, — Linnea replied quietly, smiling friendly and blushing slightly, and then, in a whisper, added, — but in the future, it would be better not to base the characters' names on their prototypes.