Although the number of Mermaid Princesses in the fairy tale "Mermaid Princess" varied across different versions, there was certainly more than one. It was just that, aside from the protagonist who ultimately turned into bubbles and vanished, the other princesses were all minor characters.
"What do you mean, no problem—what Dragon Series? There are dragons in this story? How did I not know?"
Shade asked again, and the smile on Dorothy's blushing face became even more radiant:
"This is a script I adapted, so of course I have the final say. Besides, performing an opera where a princess dies in the end at the king's birthday banquet would definitely be inappropriate, so the ending needs to be changed a little. Don't worry, you only need to appear once, and you barely have any lines. You won't even need to rehearse beforehand. I'll arrange for you to go onstage from backstage when the time comes, and you can come back down once you've said your lines."
"Mm, no problem."
After all, that was Leisha's father, so Shade naturally had to show respect:
"Then what gift should I bring?"
"We'll arrange that, so you don't need to worry about it. Leisha specially designed a beautiful costume for herself. You'll be satisfied on Tuesday night."
She smiled ambiguously, and Shade immediately understood what they were planning:
"Speaking of which, I got another Youthful Immortality Leaf yesterday. It just happens to make up for the one you used up for me a few days ago."
Her hand pressed lightly, and Miss Writer gave a soft hum before lowering her head to offer him another kiss:
"All right. Leisha just said that tonight, she'll inspect how effective that new leaf is. Consider it a warm-up for Tuesday."
"Meow~"
Little Mia, sprawled across the desk, widened