Nice to meet you, or long time no see, I’m Sasa Tougorou.
This happens every time, but I’m quite torn by what to write in an afterword.
Should I talk more about the story, or should I write an author’s idle talk; something like that.
I basically talk only about the story, but this time I’d like to talk a little about myself.
I actually got a cat this year, but once you start having a cat, they become an essential existence, don’t they…
My cat fawning time is short, but the strength is impressive when it’s time to.
The cat’s fawning so much that I found the butt placed on my face the next thing I knew, but this is one of those moments when you start to question whether you’re being fawned upon.
Now then, I think it’s time to stop talking about my cat and start talking about the novel.
I basically write fantasy; actually, practically only fantasy for a series, and I think this one is classified further as ero fantasy.
I think it was about more than two years ago that I started writing the series on the internet.
I’ve always wanted to write a classic erotic fantasy; in addition, I’ve decided to have only one heroine, and that was how it came to be.
Well, as expected, if the series runs that long and there is no specific talk about getting novelized, updating it completely becomes a pastime, but as I was slowly updating the story, it has now come to the point where this work is being novelized.
Since the content is rather extreme, there is a genuine question as to whether it will be all ages, but I have heard that novels are less restrictive. Letters are amazing.
I suppose this story is filled with elements that will definitely appeal to those who like the idea of protecting an enslaved childhood friend, or so I’d like to think.
When you add “childhood friends” to the master-slave relationship, it gives all sorts of good feelings, doesn’t it?
However, the protagonist of this story, Lunois, doesn’t treat the heroine, Aine, like a slave; nor does he consider himself as the master; he just treats her as a normal childhood friend.
And instead, it’s the heroine Aine who is the one feeling inferior from being a slave… I suppose that is the idea.
Furthermore, although they like each other, Aine likes Lunois rather straightforwardly, and Lunois always had feelings close to admiration for Aine; it is also a subtle discrepancy.
In this story, the feelings of the two coincide with each other at the end, though.
Anyway, I hope you’ll pay attention to their relationship.
And now, I would like to take this space to express my thanks.
Kikuta Kouichi-sama in charge of the illustrations.
We had Lunois drawn cooly, Aine cutely, and then erotic.
It brings out a strong sense of classic fantasy for the work, and I’m really happy that you’re in charge of it. Thank you very much!
Mr. K, editor in charge. I greatly appreciated all the detailed support you have given me. Easy to talk to, and sometimes I feel like I’m being too frank, but I’ll keep the vibe going.
And then, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved, thank you very much!
And, to everyone who has picked up this book, thank you very much!
I hope to see you again in the next volume.
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