Posts from Sakuramoria Auto-translated

—As you probably know, new foreign entrepreneurs from the well-known "Monaim" trading network appeared in Alma in October. It seems they are from Oleander or somewhere around there. The thing is, they bought out all the suppliers from local artisans and are trying to completely monopolize the market in our city. On the one hand, there is nothing illegal about it – I checked, but the absence of any restrictions doesn't necessarily mean it's right... Now, the Monaim people are setting any prices they want or simply renting out goods, that is, "lending" items at an obviously inflated price, while remaining their full owners. The "Bless" and "Bezhopega" technologies are still afloat, but the other Alma traders are doing very badly. "Claire" and "Rainbow" have lost their suppliers and won't last long, "Vseznayka" has lost all its books, which is very bad for students and our library... At this rate, we will soon have only one store that sucks all the money out of residents and students and sends it directly abroad. Of course, I don't have the right to suggest any harsh measures that could lead to unnecessary conflicts, but it seems to me that supporting our local traders with state aid could make sense. After all, unlike foreign millionaires, it is they who drive the economy.

—And secondly, regarding our advertising partnership and the magazine. We would like to release it in November, especially to support our partners in this difficult time. Initially, Miss Starlight was in charge of the magazine, but given the situation, this is no longer possible... I hope she is okay, by the way. In general, if you haven't seen the final version of the magazine yet, I have a copy with me for you to review. We plan to sell it for a hundred reiks, like other magazines. With your permission and help with distribution. And, as promised, all the proceeds will go to the academy's treasury. That's it...

So easily and simply, from conversations about how wonderful Logia is and how good it would be to emulate her, everything has returned to the topic of spreading one's legs. It was time to suspect that the "circle of Logia followers" was simply Stella's attempt to gather simulacra of Logia around her to satisfy her, so to speak, aesthetic needs. Although, probably, even without spreading one's legs.
— Well, as I said, I am ready to help and, perhaps, learn a couple of lessons myself. Just not as part of the community, haha," the Taimanian smiled. "Perhaps you hit the nail on the head regarding gallantry. I can imagine Logia picking you up in her arms, like a bride, and then carrying you to her chambers. Or some other romantic scenarios like that.

- Okay, I'll see if I can arrange it," Nira asks Neves Sipe/Ianira (while she is acting as interim for Levizia - a long-held dream has come true) about where in Alma they can organize printing and distribution of a certain number of copies.

— Yeah, that would be great. But being part of a community and not being a member… it just feels… off.

— Varya... Leila... — Gideon said breathlessly, clearly out of breath after a long run, — ... I urgently need your help!

- Then we need Sakuran ones. Find some seal that would be happy to cooperate with the Royal Academy and contact it. I believe fulfilling our order won't be difficult.

That's how you suggest supporting a neighbor in her hobby until she finds other enthusiasts for the Logia. It's a normal friendly gesture, especially when a person has an unusual hobby. And you're already almost being labeled as some kind of mysterious member-non-member. Like some kind of spy who doesn't exist on paper, but does exist in reality.
— Hmm, I didn't quite perceive it as being part of the community. For example, Barbara created a martial arts club, where she and the other members hone their skills and hold sparring sessions. But nothing prevents her from having a training duel with someone else who is not a member of the club, if she wants to gain new experience or if all the other members of the club are currently busy. Or the members of the arts club can ask for advice from a musician who is not a member of the club. It's the same here," Leyla explained. "However, if you see it differently now, I won't insist. Especially since I can't call myself an expert in the culture of Aoki.

By the way, he's been sitting around for too long. Tiosket cracked his neck, stretched, and got up to explore the now familiar path to "Bless Technologies."

— How can I put it... — Bella pondered and started counting on her fingers. — Pervert, fat guy, bandits... By the way, did you do what I asked?

— Okay, then you owe me finding new members.

but there are no products from them available in Monaim yet.

— Hmm, if you don't mind, I could ask Nira about the possibility of placing an ad in the next issue of her magazine. I think it could make it easier for you to find like-minded people. If she agrees, I'll direct her to you to discuss the details.