Strategist Witch Shizuku

Good evening, I'm Lehman A.

This is this piece I was completing once the other day.

I'll just update it one last time to add thanks.

I was wondering why you wanted to write thank you again.

One thing I simply forgot to write about.

The other point...... Actually, it's due to experimental attempts.

Have you noticed?

Title and Alas has been changed.

Especially alas, it was so drastically modified that there was no prototype.

Because, in a certain thread, you pointed out that you are losing money because of the title, and especially because of the fact that you are losing money.

Well, so you tried to fix it.

Well, I said experimental attempts.

That's an abdominal build-up to see if there's a change in the number of visits with this update.

I mean, I'm trying to be a reference in making the next one, so that's it.

Whatever, it's a selfish reason. I'm sorry.

But well, I'm going to write a corner.

In the form of thanksgiving, I think I'll spell out where I think it's hard.

First, about the title of the novel.

This time, in the Outer Road War Journal, I changed the outer road, but I left out "Dyed in Red".

In the first place, the only original title was' Dyed in Red '.

The Outer Way War Journal was added later.

This' dyed red 'is conscious of the' red if exchanged with Zhu '.

So is the name of the protagonists.

The protagonists Shizuku Hasegawa and Chu Fujido.

Zhu is Zhu as long as it is exchanged with Zhu.

And the subject who interacts with Zhu, Shizuku.

In other words, the clear Shizuku exchanged with Zhu is dyed red.

That's the name I gave it to you in that image.

Was it a little cheap? I also think that, but privately, I like it.

By the way, it is appropriate with regard to the last name.

Then, about the otherworld-trip.

At the beginning of the production, two girls who lived in Japan became paranormal phenomena called cross-world trips.

That's the beginning of a story called The Cross World War Journal.

But I haven't delved into this otherworldly trip, the phenomenon, at all in the making.

Why did Tripp happen? Is it due to someone's thoughts?

Then who, how, why, caused it?

It stays completely unattended.

The only thing readers can tell from the workmanship is the fact that Zhu knew a trip would happen beforehand.

Guess from there, it's not a natural phenomenon that I accidentally visited. Only to that extent can it be read from the making.

I honestly wondered if I should dig in on this trip.

As a back setting, there can also be proper settings around it, but whether we should talk about it in the making.

Even if you talk, do you reveal it completely, or, suppress it to the extent that it makes you smell it?

The conclusion, as you have read, is that I will not mention it at all.

Is that why? That's because Shizukuishi is not a party to the events surrounding the other world trips.

The protagonist of this novel is indeed Shizuku.

However, with regard to the matter of the otherworld-trip, Zhu is the party and Shizuku is the position involved.

That's why, from Shizukuishi's point of view, the fact of a different world trip cannot be glimpsed.

Then I thought it was more natural not to be revealed in the making.

As a result, during the making, we did not delve into the otherworldly trips.

Well, when it comes to the bad guys who tripped the two of us across the world, if I keep writing novels, they should reappear sooner or later.

You might have wondered what you were talking abruptly about.

In fact, this novel, what a reckless thing, stands in the position of being part of a trilogy on the plot.

Really, I just think I'm crazy myself.

Past me, why did you try to tighten my neck so tight in the future?

It's a mystery. It's a real mystery.

Until partially completed, about a year and a half. Assuming we can complete all three parts, how many years from now?

... it distracts me.

On top of that, to a different series from this trilogy...... I'm really out of my mind.

I can't concentrate on just one piece. I resent my reluctant personality like that.

Moreover, the poor man on the other world trip reappears at the beginning of the third part.

I really do have a turn. Huh.

No, let's change our minds.

Thank you. Finally, I will promote this later story.

The second part that follows is actually long before I post 'Dyed in Red', I only post one story.

Looking at the date, what a May 2014 post.

Was that that long ago? Oh, my God, that's as long ago as the author himself thinks......

The title is "Like the Wind of Disease".

It's a title without any twists, so I'm sure I'll change the title.

Originally, this was part of the eye.

And the day before that, the Tan thing, "Dyed in Red," so you were going to bring this to the second part.

However, I have a history that this second part was more motivating to write, so I ended up writing chronologically.

Well, just a little bit, let me introduce you to my work.

Ray Rutherford is the name of the protagonist of this Disease Like a Wind.

I am the Cadet of the Rutherford family with the strongest Knights.

In his first story, he welcomes the first line.

Ray was proud of the Knights of the Rutherford family.

Therefore, despite the first battle, it has nothing to do with anxiety or fear.

There is no way the Second Army, which was called the strongest, will lose. That's what he believed.

But if you open the lid, the enemy's manoeuvres continue to cause betrayal from the Friends.

That first formation ends in an overly bitter defeat.

To escape the Friends, the remaining Second Army on the battlefield suffers devastating damage and Ray's father, the Legion leader, dies in battle.

It will be a rocking defeat for the country to pay all that sacrifice but also to finally capture and kill Carl III, who couldn't escape.

Ray, fleeing such a battlefield with his life, meets, beyond that, an old woman.

To an old woman called 'The Witch of the Far World', who hides on the periphery of the Kingdom of Magna.

The strength of soldiers is not the only thing in battle.

From this defeat and the words of the old lady, Ray deplores that fact.

And in order to gain the power to save her country in a crisis of annihilation, she teaches the 'Witch of the Far World' and learns the military method of passing it on to her country.... and well, here's the story.

While some of the eye 'dyed red' is the tripping protagonist, this one is local? I'm the protagonist.

... I don't know how to write part three.

I haven't even finished the second part. Yeah, a lot...... right.

Well, with some blurring, I'll just introduce you to the degree of touch.

For some reason, the kingdom of Magna has become significantly weaker in its kingdom.

The young queen of contemporary kingdoms is just a puppet.

The birds in the cage are also in a breeding situation.

It's just decorated, and sooner or later, if it's no longer necessary, it's thrown away.

Such a helpless queen who has no choice but to entrust her own future to others.

She gave up everything and just, just, was in the midst of a day of reckless time.

But one day, a turning point comes.

In the wake of certain incidents, the Queen unexpectedly gained the comfort of people.

Before the crowd cheering her own name, she realizes the potential.

Now, if you stand up or...

A puppet king decides to regain power.

If you fail, naturally you have no life. Big gamble of life. Aru or Aru......

The Queen makes her decision and declares it to the crowd.

He said he would take on the rebels who have been so arbitrary.

The provisional title is' Crossing the Rubicon River '.

Later, this young queen may be a reincarnated Japanese of previous life.

Well, let the publicity be about this.

It's time to wrap up the thanksgiving.

Finally, thank you so much for keeping up with this work.

Thousands, tens of thousands of endless thanks to our readers.