"If you don't care about it yourself, then I have no objections." After all, Dilfee was the one playing the female lead. If she did not want the honor, naturally no one else would object.
"Now you finally have the atmosphere of a proper troupe. Go rehearse well, and I'll arrange a stage for you," Furina said with a smile.
"Arrange a stage?" Paimon looked at Furina in confusion.
"Lady Furina, we usually don't need to make special reservations for where we perform. It's just a very small venue."
Even including the deceased Boss, their troupe only had five members. They usually performed on the outskirts of the city or in small villages outside Fontaine City. Although Fontaine had quite a few opera houses, even the smallest ones cost a considerable sum to reserve.
"What are you talking about? How could an opera this good be performed on an ordinary stage? Of course, it has to be performed at the Opiclin Opera House."
"Um, Lady Furina, please wait. That place is far too luxurious for us, and our funds..." Lauvick trailed off, but everyone present understood what he meant.
"Funds? There's no need to worry about that. The Opiclin Opera House is sitting idle anyway. Don't you want your Boss Aurelia's story to have the very best stage?" Furina immediately countered. As for money, Furina did not need any funds at all to use the Opiclin Opera House.
Although the Opiclin Opera House always had people waiting in line, it was not in use all the time. After all, it was the symbolic site of Fontaine's trials, and its use required strict review. It was not simply a matter of having enough money—though having money certainly gave one an advantage. Since it would be idle otherwise, renting it out could