Sakuramoria

“I suppose your enthusiasm for the magazine idea has waned somewhat? Though, after recent events, that’s hardly surprising,” the swordswoman sighed, gazing thoughtfully into the distance. “I’m not sure if Futaba would agree, but I personally think now is the perfect time for clubs and student lectures. Students need some way to distract themselves and redirect their thoughts, to release accumulated stress in a more productive way. Tournaments are one thing, but that approach doesn’t suit everyone. For some, it actually increases their stress. I’ve already been considering these initiatives. So, I’ll definitely look into it. Although, I suspect that even if these initiatives are implemented, the control might be stricter than some would like. For example,” the time mage smirked, recalling an example, “someone like Alidum would probably not be able to organize a club dedicated to his little ‘hobby.’ Unless he presents it in a less obvious form, as often happens in such cases. However, this shouldn’t affect us either way. But, regarding clubs and lectures, have you already thought about anything in that regard?”