Let me start by apologizing.
In the afterword to volume one, I believe I said something along the lines of “writing some flirty, fun scenarios with our heroines.”
But then, one day, I heard the voice of God in my head. It spoke to me. It said, “Yuri needs...the sort of guy he can call a big brother!”
Meaning, yes, what I’m trying to say is, it’s not my fault.
With this and that, this is Washiro Fujiki. All sorts of things happened, and volume two became the Haring Volume. His scenario was intended from the start, but I thought, “A shota who hangs around his aniki is good too,” and as a result, I shoved it full force into volume two.
To those of you who thought, “Hey, what’s this crackpot thinking? Forget about the guys, we need some cute girls, right!?” please rest at ease. I introduced a new character specifically for you. I mean just look at her, an air-headed-stacked-loli-ninja-elf. She ordered so many attributes she’s going to cause a traffic jam.
I’m writing about ninjas in another work, and the character Eleanor was pretty much the springboard for that. Or rather, it’s all because of my friend spewing out an indecipherable stream of nonsense words: “stacked-loli-elf-ninja-village.”
Ah, before I’m misconstrued, let me say that I love flat-chested elves as well. Indeed, I feel limitless possibilities from elves. Pure-loli elves and big sister elves, I would love to throw in all sorts, but—at this rate, my fetishes will all be out in the open, so I’m just going to move on.
To my editor. I caused you all sorts of trouble in volume one, but I think I was exceedingly proficient this time around, so please praise me. I pride myself on being a person who grows with praise.
To my illustrator, Kodama Yu. When I received the illustration of that angel, I got all hyped because it perfectly matched what I had in mind. Truly, thank you.
And my greatest thanks to everyone who took part in this publication, and to you, my dear reader!
Washiro Fujiki