"Her work? Are you sure you're not joking...?"
Looking at Griseo in front of her, was this little girl even ten years old? It was even harder to believe than Miko Yotsuya's own work.
"No. If you don't believe it, little Griseo can draw something on the spot..."
There was no better proof than having her draw something right there, was there? Miko Yotsuya was an outsider when it came to this stuff, so that was all she could think of.
"There's no need to prove anything to me."
"The editorial department is on the left, but the editors might not be free."
"You can wait over there. If you can't wait, you can head back first. Leave your manuscript and contact information, and an editor will notify you if it gets approved."
The receptionist hurriedly waved her hands. She was not an editor, so there was no need to prove anything to her. She would leave it to the editors.
The girl in front of her was such a complete newbie!
She had not dealt with any editor beforehand and had simply come straight over.
Normally, she would most likely be making the trip for nothing. They would only have her leave the manuscript and contact information, then wait for the editors to review it alongside everyone else's submissions. Only those recognized by an editor would be contacted.
Editors had so much work on their hands. How could they possibly review her individual submission just because she had brought it in herself?
Those who proactively came in with manuscripts generally either already had an assigned editor, were bringing in a new work, or had been told by an editor to make revisions and come see them personally.
Still, this was not the first time the receptionist had encountered someone