Chapter 68

AFTERWORD Hello hello, this is Kisetsu Morita. I think all who’ve read thus far are aware, but this was the Sasara book. Maybe I shouldn’t say so myself, but I was getting very attached to her as I was writing, and I started to really wonder if I should let her get married… If you haven’t yet read this volume, I am hopeful you might do so with great anticipation for how the story ends! I portrayed much more of the landscape within the Empire (formerly Akinomiya) in this volume. Most of the settings within the Empire sound kind of random, but there is a specific city (one in the Kansai region) that I’ve modeled it after. So the setting is pretty much in order, at least when it comes to geography. Well, the mountain that appears in this volume is modeled after another city’s vista in the Nagoya region, so I guess it isn’t exactly the same as that one city. When I write light novels, I usually make up place names while basing them on real cities, but when I write anything else I use real places. So of course, Service uses the latter. I hope you enjoyed that peek behind the scenes. Now, I think most of you are already aware, but Service currently has two manga adaptations being serialized! We have Toshiko Machida’s You Call That Service? Nico Plus spin-off being serialized on Niconico Manga, and urute’s comic version being serialized in Age Premium. They’re both so good, so please check them out! The spin-off also has an original character named Tamayori, so please don’t miss it! And now for our thanks, as usual. Hiroki Ozaki, thank you for the beautiful illustrations in this volume! Sasara is so cool and cute! I want to marry her! Thank you as always to my editor, the designers, and the people in sales, and I hope to work with you in future volumes! And thank you to all my readers for your support! I’ll see you in the next volume!