Afterword
If you’re new to the series—though I doubt there will be many who are—it’s nice to meet you. For those who have been here since the first volume, long time no see. It’s been around four months. I’m the author, Ryota Hori. It’s been a while since the New Year. I’ve been able to keep up with releasing a new volume every four months, which is a relief. After all, this month was rough.
I work as an IT engineer as well as a novelist, and I had a very busy New Year because of my job. Even on my days off, I had to answer emails and calls. Though I should be grateful that I have a stable job in times like this.
Anyway, I’ll stop complaining and move on to the customary highlights.
In this volume, our protagonist, Ryoma, had to change many plans he had made in the previous volume and head in a different direction. He’s had it a bit too easy as a main character. No matter how lucky he is as a main character, the Goddess of Fate isn’t always so kind.
Nothing has been decided yet, so let’s hope the main character continues to fight against fate and do his best. Due to Ryoma changing his plans, the nobles in the Kingdom of Rhoadseria have received a little more time. Although, there were some less fortunate individuals and their families who faced the brunt of it. I believe the more observant readers will know who I am referring to with that.
This series focuses a lot on poetic justice.
The focus has also shifted toward Ecclesia Marinelle and the Kingdom of Myest, which until now hasn’t appeared much in the series. From here on out, the mysteries of the Church of Meneos, the Organization, and the southern kingdoms—which I also haven’t written much about—will all become clear, so please look forward to it.
I would like to give a huge thanks to everyone who works hard to ensure this book could be released and to the readers for picking this up. I’ll continue to do my best writing the future volumes, so I hope you keep enjoying Record of Wortenia War.
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