Hi, I’m Ryo Hazakura.
Thank you for picking up a copy of this work.
It’s hard to believe that this is the third installment in the series. I have to admit that, given its subject matter, I thought it would be canceled after the first or second volume. I never expected it to reach a third volume.
Thank you, readers. Your support is what made that possible.
For various reasons, including the state of my personal life, I was unable to write for a long time. This third volume was the toughest to write to date, but I’m glad I was able to deliver it to you readers.
In Volume 3, I wrote about a star missing from a constellation called the Eisbert family and how the lines connected within it were breaking apart and dissolving into the darkness of the night.
The relationship between Mule and Chris was a line that formed this constellation. In this installment, a monster named Hiiro Sanjo, who is something like an extraterrestrial life-form, leads it to a conclusion.
I will probably talk about the lines that connect other stars until they eventually become a story about a constellation.
My immediate goal is to tell that story, which ended with a bit of a sense of incompleteness in the web version.
Given the number of volumes needed, I now realize it’s a significant challenge. However, I will do my best while I have the chance to write it.
And here are my acknowledgments.
Thank you, hai, for creating wonderful illustrations again. I am humbled by the fine quality of each illustration in this work.
Editor M, I’m sorry I haven’t been able to submit this work by the due date I told you about beforehand. Thank you for always following up on things for me.
To my dear readers, I hope you’ve enjoyed this volume. Thank you for the interesting comments you give me after reading every new volume. They never fail to save me from my woes.
I sincerely thank everyone who was involved in the publication of this work.
Until we meet again,
Ryo Hazakura