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In the last week before the competition, Nira gathered the council of journalists once again and recounted the latest news:
—...Thus, our successes exceed all expectations. Excellent work, everyone! 👍 But it's still too early to relax; the most important part is ahead: preparing for the event itself. I think we should be able to manage this within a week, by the end of the month. —Nira enthusiastically made some calculations on paper. —In total, 304 tickets for city residents, 40 students not including the 14 participants, five curators, Miss Starlight, and potentially security personnel just in case... 350 seats is the minimum, and it's better to have more so there's room to breathe. As for the prizes, since we've collected enough for everyone, I propose we distribute them as follows: 14-10 = ticket; 9-5 = furniture; 4 = painting; 3 = clothing; 2 = modification; 1 = weapon.
The same information is also relayed to Levizia, and with the academy's assistance, a suitable venue is prepared for the event on the 4th week.