After leaving the magic club, Ron found Gil and told him about it.
"I already looked into this earlier." Gil seemed a little helpless. "I'm trying to find a way to lessen the impact this will have on Elemental Cards, but that will probably take time. Please be patient for a while, Prince Ron."
"Lessen the impact?" Ron asked in surprise. "Who said we needed to lessen it?"
"Huh?" Gil did not understand. "The impact of this is pretty bad. A general's son and a duke's grandson got into a fight over Magic Duel, and Luo Wei'er was injured because of it."
"If word gets out, won't it be bad for Elemental Cards' reputation?"
"If we don't get it under control quickly, I'm worried it'll affect sales of the second series of Elemental Cards."
"How could it?" Ron shook his head with a smile. "First, you need to understand something: this fight has definitely already spread through the noble circles."
"And there's no way for us to stop it from spreading."
"What we should be thinking about now is how to use this incident to give Elemental Cards positive publicity."
"Not rushing to pull Elemental Cards out of it and hurriedly clear ourselves of any connection."
Gil fell into thought and could not help asking hesitantly, "Then what should we do?"
Ron smiled smugly. "We exaggerate it."
"Exaggerate it?"
"That's right." Ron nodded and said slowly, "Make as big a fuss as possible. Make sure everyone knows about it."
"Although plenty of people in noble circles already know about this, most of them aren't offended by it. They're treating it as a passing joke instead."
"In fact, as long as nobody dies, the nature of this matter won't change. It'll only be defined as young people fighting over romance."
"Let's