I Really Don't Notice

Volume 3, Postscript

If I had to say, this time was a collection of backstage short stories that weren’t supposed to be written about. Even as the protagonist is engaged in a battle with the last boss, their life on the line, the sub characters who don’t know the protagonist’s battle just normally enjoy their day to day life. n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

In this volume, each of the heroine’s fights a different enemy. Each and every one of them experienced a grand battle I could write an entire volume on, but unfortunately, these stories have been cut to save time.

Oh, how unfortunate (lol).

Meaning since the heroines are a little tired from their life-or-death battle, they try to rest in their daily life part with the main character, only to get even more tired. Is the story.

With this and that, it’s been a while. This is Nozomi Kota.

My pen raced quite a bit this time around, or rather my pen was on a rampage, or rather, anyways, I enjoyed writing this. I’m satisfied that I was finally able to let a certain character who was mentioned in name alone in chapter one have an appearance.

Well then, my thanks to those below.

My editor. You always look after me. I go off on a tangent whenever you leave me be, so I’m counting on you to lead me on the right path.

Takatsuki Ichi-sama. Thank you for the wonderful illustration once again. I love all the characters and heroines.

And all you readers who accompanied me to volume three. You have my honest gratitude. If it works out, I hope you’ll bear with me from hereon as well.

Finally, here’s a preview of what’s to come.

This time was considerably gag-ridden, so next time is going to be just a little serious. To be more specific, a certain heroine enters the bath with the main character.

Well then, if the chance arises, let us meet again.

-Nozomi Kota