Afterword

To all my readers, what is “evil” to you?

By the way, to me, evil is the Yokai Smartphone Hider. Those things must be exterminated… (Rage).

Hello, good evening, and good day. I am Mesopotamia.

Celebration ❀ Volume 2 Release!

Wow, this time around, things were hectic. Letitia got kidnapped and nearly turned into a cyborg, and an attempted predatory marriage resulted in Class F and Class C turning into something like the Dark Tournament.

If I could live a school life like this, surely it would be fun (eyes rolling back).

Now then, the second half of Volume 2 focused mainly on the friends in Class F, and I’m glad I was able to write about the classmates’ exploits.

This is a personal note, but I absolutely love the battle scenes of the “Protagonist’s Nakama” portrayed in manga like Shonen J*mp.

Why do scenes where the comrades take the spotlight feel so interesting…?

By the way, among the Class F members, the ones I find most fun to write are definitely Ester and Carla.

When writing a work, I am relatively conscious of the power balance of the comrades, including the protagonist. I consider the strongest in this work (by a long shot) to be Alban, second is Leonil, third is Carla, and fourth is Ester… at least, that is the power balance as of Volume 2.

No, really, the fact that I realized “Huh? Isn’t Carla kinda strong?” only after writing it is a secret…

Thinking about the comrades who gather under such an overwhelmingly strong protagonist is truly fun…!

Eh? By the way, was I able to write more flirting between Alban and Letitia than in Volume 1?

What happened to the talk about writing more sweet love scenes, you ask…?

I-I properly wrote about their daily life in the Extra Story, so… (trembling voice).

Anyway, Volume 2 was released with such fun.

Thanks to the warm support of the readers, the release of Volume 3 has also been decided! I hope you will continue to enjoy the story of Alban and Letitia.

Once again, I would like to express my deep gratitude to my editor K-sama, who thought together with me on how to make this work more interesting; the illustrator Carimarica-sama, who colored the work by drawing expressive and lively characters; and TO Books for publishing the second volume.

Mesopotamia