There are so many geniuses in the Omni-Anime world! What's wrong with adding me?

If you asked which of a theater's three levels was best, contrary to the intuitive choice of the second or third, it was actually the first, followed by the second, with the third coming last.

That wasn't an across-the-board ranking, though. More precisely, it went like this:

Rows 6–12 on the first level > the center of the first few rows on the second level > the center of the front rows on the third level > everything else

In the front rows of the first level, looking up at the stage could leave your neck aching, and you were also too close to take in the whole picture.

Higher up, you were too far away to make out the details of the actors' expressions, movements, and costumes, but you could fully appreciate the lighting and overall staging.

Seats at the sides cut off part of the stage because of the viewing angle.

These advantages and disadvantages were reflected in ticket prices, too. Tickets for different sections cost different amounts—another way they differed from live house tickets.

At that moment, in the center of the sixth row on the first level...

"My lady~ What kind of performance is this? Since it's in a theater, could it be some fancy musical?"

"I'm not sure~ Apparently, this is the group's debut performance, but the ticket says they're a band."

"Yes~ It does, but why did the Young Master give you tickets?"

"Apparently, this group belongs to my dear brother's company."

"I-is that so... That's the Young Master for you!"

"But rather than this, I'd much rather watch my dear sister's live show... Ah~~!"

"Yes, I understand exactly how you feel!"

Those two were none other than Yamabuki Kuyachiyo and Sakurakoji Ashiri.

"Um, Lady Ashiri," asked Aoyama Nanami, who sat properly beside them