Fuji Jump Co. HQ, Elffire City.
Thursday, May 27th.
Haruno Sayuri, the 28-year-old CEO of Fuji Jump Publishing House, possessed a remarkably youthful appearance that made her look more like a fifteen-year-old teenager. Nearly a year ago, when the company was on the brink of bankruptcy, Theo had stepped in to buy it. Because his initial financial offer was low, he allowed Sayuri to retain a ten-percent stake in the company while keeping her position as president.
In the year since the acquisition, fueled by the exceptional intellectual properties Theo provided, Fuji Jump Co. soared to unprecedented heights. They had recently broken into the Top 10 Best-Selling Manga list for April across the entire country of Sakura Abode. To solidify this growth, Theo was investing over one hundred million dollars into a massive, state-of-the-art printing facility. This move would allow Fuji Jump to directly compete with industry giants without being bottlenecked by limited printing capacity.
