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—Well, tell me, how are things going in the disciplinary circles? Should us mere mortals expect good or bad news, hee-hee? 😉
—To be honest, there's not much to tell yet. At least for now, no major incidents have befallen us. I had to have a word with someone once, but that incident was resolved, — Taimanika didn't go into the details of the matter, and certainly didn't share the information that Futaba had told her "in secret," even though it was obvious to anyone. —But there is one rather curious point, after all. At least, it might interest you. Futaba said that she is ready to listen to the ideas of us, the members of the disciplinary committee, regarding academic life. The same initiatives as before the debates, but with a slightly different approach. So, if you have anything in mind, — Leila smiled, — and I'm sure you do, don't hesitate. And I will pass on your ideas to Futaba, indicating the author.