Half a month after discussing the cooperation with the two stained-glass artists, Paul and the others, Leonard had finished the moving work of "The Terror" and had talked to the publisher who had published "Grimm's Fairy Tales" before.
The publishers did have high hopes for this novel, but they felt it would be better to publish this book about six months later.
The main reason why publishers made such a suggestion was because the sales and popularity of "Grimm's Fairy Tales" were on the rise, so publishing a new book at this time would only divert buyers' attention.
According to the publishers' point of view, after six months, the popularity of "Grimm's Fairy Tales" would come down and it would be a good time to release a new book and create a new wave of heat.
