Sakuramoria

—I had an idea, but I don't know if it's profitable or if it breaks any rules. We could start a magazine related to academy life. For example, remember Levi's drawing lessons? We could photograph the students' work and publish it in the magazine. Or we could advertise clothes or something else, using students as models. What do you think?

—You want to create our own magazine? 🤔 —Nira thought for a moment. —Actually, that sounds really interesting, if our principal allows it! 👍 We could also survey students about new items in stores or the menu of the month in cafes and restaurants, so they don't have to go there blindly every time... But I'll tell you right away, the cost issue will be a major priority here. Assembling a team, buying equipment, working hours, all of that. —the girl emphatically counted on her fingers. —As I think became clear from the presidential elections, neither you nor I will see any budget from NAILS, and publishing on our own and advertising others means not respecting ourselves. We could sell it for gems, but with current stipends, who would want to buy literature for free? The modern generation doesn't even like to read anyway. 🙁 —carried away by her own thoughts, Nira walked a couple of circles around the desk. —...The only way out is if reading gives them some kind of small "bonus"... For example, we could catch our valiant general and ask him to give some advice to beginners in training, and those who then buy the magazine and read the article would receive the corresponding "experience." Then we would have a chance to recoup the costs, and the students would be interested in our project, and it would be a constant interest, because you never know what useful things you might learn each month/quarter. 🥰 But here, of course, we need to ask permission from those in power, because only with their agreement do I see any point in investing in this project, both creatively and financially.