As Astrid's personal maid, Lyra knew that her mistress had been busy writing articles recently, and that Astrid was using a novel method called serialization to write stories.
She was quite curious about what kind of work Princess Astrid would create.
However, she was neither Professor Elowen, who could provide commercial assistance, nor Countess Charlotte, who could affectionately call Astrid "Little Astr."
Even if she was curious, she could only keep it to herself and let it silently ferment.
However, Lyra never expected that Princess Astrid would take the initiative to involve her in the newspaper printing and even give her access to the original manuscript. She was completely stunned when she saw it.
The story Astrid wrote was completely different from any she had read before, whether in terms of plot or setting. There was a strong sense of conflict.
