Sakuramoria

The atmosphere at the picnic was already strangely gloomy and tense, but it seemed that Michaella was determined to push everyone to their limits with her eccentricities. The last thing Nira wanted was to be caught in the middle, as if they only had two options for resolving the problem.

—What are we going to do, Nira? —Bella whispered, referring to Michaella's petition.

—Well, what else? Remember the answer to the first question on the entrance exam? It's the same idea, just with a slightly different twist.

—I think it's a good idea, —Nira nodded after rereading the paper. —Of course, I would have preferred a different approach to resolving this situation, but if the goal is to show the administration the students' opinion, then why not? However, —she added a moment later, —I would act "in favor of" rather than "against" in your position. You can say something, but how can we just wait for this newcomer to attack someone? How many petitions have been signed against the beloved magic teacher from the first month? We can see an example of a proactive strategy in the case of Aoki. Wouldn't you, as part of your job, want to receive such a document addressed to you after arriving in this country? Personally, I believe that the logical solution would be to wait a while, so that the phrase "due to the fact that" is supplemented with something of real substance. Pushing someone in the hallway, stealing breakfast, taking someone's scholarship — it doesn't matter. This would also add new signatures to the petition. And if our fears are confirmed, I will be the first to take this document to the headmistress together with you. But if not, we will still be doing the right thing by not being the escalating party in the conflict, as we are now. But until then, such actions are too hasty and will not bring any real benefit to anyone. However, the decision is yours. 😴 —she waved her hand and yawned lazily.