Sakuramoria

In essence, it's a fan club. Perhaps a bit more productive than some others, given the desire to emulate the achievements of the legendary ruler, but still idealizing her. Perhaps for some warriors, she was an ideal, although Leyla herself found it difficult to understand how "historians" determined Logia's status as the greatest warrior, especially centuries after her death.
—Ha-ha, to be honest, I'm not entirely sure how studying magic would be compatible with emulating Logia. As far as I know, she didn't practice witchcraft. So, while I appreciate your offer, I'm not sure it would be right for me to join your Community. The image of a martial arts master is undoubtedly inspiring, and I clearly have something to learn from her, but I can't say that it's my main or only source of inspiration. Besides, if you were planning to implement your idea as an official club, I'm already a member of another one. But I could probably support you on your path, perhaps even learning something myself in the process.

—So, what's your first impression? —Nira asked Bella on the way back from the store. —I mean, the food in the restaurant. I wouldn't say that our Claire has worse treats. And as for the goods in the store, it's clear that they have the same suppliers, but at inflated prices or with rental schemes. Maybe with our advertising, local sellers will have a chance to make up for it. What do you think?

After a while, she noticed a couple of magazines.
- What is this? - Yumiku asks, looking at the covers.