Mahou Sensou:Volume 2 Afterword

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Afterword[edit]

Hello, this is Suzuki Hashi. Looks like I made it to a second volume. I want to drink a nice cup of coffee and then continue writing this. Again I tell you, if you don't read this volume yet, don't worry about spoilers, because there won't be any. I think the theme of new school life extended a little over half of this volume, that was more than I expected. But that's because those themes encompassed the love triangle brewing between Kurumi, Mui and Takeshi. Also the choice of her appearance and the magic festival thing. The second half finally carried out the battles thing.

The truth is that Mui is an intermediate level mage who belongs to Wizard Breath, but since the battles in volume one took place in the living world where there are restrictions, she couldn't show a bit of what she knows, but this time, they did it in the ruined world where she can use her magic freely. I hope you enjoy the duel between big brother and little sister.

I think it will be an interesting book. I have a lot of things to write about like new enemies, Tsuganashi's capture and the discord with younger brother Gekkou.

What follows, is a thank you:

To my editor K-san I apologize for turning in the manuscript again too late. Next time I will deliver the manuscript to him well in advance while humming a song, well, actually I just dream of doing that. What a nice dream...I'm very excited to continue working with you.

To Lunalia-sama who has done many beautiful illustrations for me. Kurumi's were supposed to be the best, but thanks to Luna-san's illustrations, Mui is also cuter than I imagined. Both of them are so cute that I can't help but think about the future problems Takeshi will have. Thank you for all those ideas. The illustrations are so wonderful, I will do my best to make the story better. Thank you and I look forward to continue working with you.

I also send a big thank you to all those people who make it possible for this book to be sold.

And now, last but not least, to my readers I offer my usual words: Thank you for allowing me to share this world with you.

Sincerely: the robot with one nut missing, Suzuki Hisashi.

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