After the opening match ended, Ron took Nora around the venue for a while and also paid a close-up visit to that Northern Frontier team.
With the nuns' and Scale Leaf's timely treatment, their injuries were quickly healed. Even if they had to take the field again that afternoon, there would be no problem at all.
When he returned to the shop at noon, Ron ate while still dwelling on his earlier idea.
Hold a Magic Duel tournament?
Just thinking about it was fun!
But honestly, it was not very feasible.
Or rather, there was little point in it for now.
There probably would not be many people willing to participate, and there would not be many spectators either.
Although Elemental Cards were gradually becoming popular in the Imperial Capital, there were many ways to play them, and each kind split off part of the audience.
Most people who liked Magic Duel were young nobles still in school.
There were far fewer of them than outsiders imagined.
And many of them merely used Elemental Cards for entertainment. There were probably even fewer who truly possessed a competitive spirit.
So overall, it was not the right time to hold a Magic Duel tournament.
Even if he forced one into existence, there would only be a handful of contestants and a pitifully small audience. It would not mean much.
Still, since he had thought of it, Ron intended to put in some effort.
That afternoon, he called Guy over, brought Guy and Nora into the study, and told them the plan he had just come up with:
"Someone gave me three shops before. I reluctantly accepted them. One was turned into the current Flower Shop, while the other two have been sitting empty."
"This time, I plan to renovate the shop on