Sakuramoria

— We should definitely advertise in the city, — said Shira, — it will bring in more money and give us the opportunity to be in the spotlight for a large number of people, and we can also please the aesthetic sensibilities of those around us. You can handle the advertising in the city, and I think no one here will object if you take care of the finances, Nir.
— Or maybe it's better not to? — Ignoring the part about the money, Bella focused her attention on the potential urban audience. — Otherwise, something might go wrong...
— I'm also in favor of greater visibility and the opportunity to involve the city dwellers, — Cassia, apparently, decided to ignore her friend's pleas, — we just need to decide on the number of places and the price of tickets.
— Okay... — Bella gave in. — As for the prizes, I can discuss this with my mother. I'm not promising anything, but she might be interested.
— Then I'll collect the applications, — Cassia volunteered, — I think it would be better if I do it in person, otherwise the shy ones might not take the initiative and won't sign up.

Taking a notebook out of her bag, Nira tore out a blank sheet and began to briefly write down the main points of the discussion.
— Mmm, I understand your concerns, Bella. — she nodded, making another note. — I think, if necessary, I will discuss the security issue with the administration: after all, it is an event of the Royal Academy. As for the rest... — the girl wanted to finish the phrase with a quote from a priestess of Avaritia in a bunny costume from her textbook: "...glances and thoughts are immaterial things, which cannot be said about money", but she decided to delicately leave it unfinished. — And you came up with a great idea with the prizes, I think "Bless Technologies" is very popular among students in the sense that their technology will appeal to almost everyone. 😇 But don't worry, even if we can't get it, it won't be a problem for us: I'll talk to Miss Starlight about the budget.
For Nira herself, the second option would be more attractive than independently sponsoring the competition through "connections," but in the end, there would be no loss for her either way.
— ...Excellent, then I'll leave the advertising to you, Shira, and the applications to Cass. 😘 As for the financial matters, I'll take care of them. — she crossed out the last items from the list. — But in order to decide on the price of tickets and magazines, I need to know the potential number of participants in the competition and, ideally, get an idea of the prizes. Therefore, I propose the following plan: first, we collect applications for the competition and sort out the prizes; then I will resolve the financial issues with the administration and, in parallel, we will start the advertising campaign in the city; and then we will move on to organizing and holding the competition itself.