Just like yesterday, the student council gathered all the clubs in one of the main stages half an hour before the festival would start at 10 AM. Their purpose was to give instructions, report some pieces of information, and others.
When Aurora checked that every club had sent a representative, she gave Vivian the ok signal that she could start addressing the students.
Vivian took a deep breath as she stepped forward onto the stage, her calm and composed demeanor masking the fatigue she felt from the late night. She knew how important this festival was—not just for the clubs, but for the entire school. The success of the first event of its kind would set the tone for future festivals, in other words, it would determine if the club festival would be able to become a traditional school festival at Yukihime High in the next few years, and she was determined to ensure everything ran smoothly.
