Ending Remarks This

is the end. Thank you for your support.

The original idea of ​​this book was to write a horror story.

My previous knowledge of the Cthulhu system was limited to a few movies.

In order to have a deeper understanding of this system, I bought a set of books on Love Crafts.

An embarrassing thing happened. I didn't get the horror of the book, and I didn't have any fear of facing the unknown.

In order to find inspiration, I started watching horror movies and reading horror novels, and some of the early "copies" showed traces of this.

There was some inspiration, but troubles also followed.

When I was typing late at night, I always felt like something was watching me from behind. This situation lasted for half a month.

The saddest thing is, I asked my book friends, "Does what you wrote have a sense of horror?"

Someone replied, 'No!'

Okay, I adjusted my direction and set the tone to defeat the evil god.

This is the second book I have written. It is still not well written, but I am aware of the shortcomings.

The characterization and conflict descriptions are too poor, like looking at a mountain, one does not like a flat mountain; something without waves makes people lose appetite.

Once again, I feel very sorry for your support and for the book friends who have been following the latest chapters.

In the next book, I will try to shape the characters well, making them vivid and three-dimensional, and there will be more and stronger conflicts.

I haven't read the comments for a long time, because many of them were really explosive. Now I have time to read them slowly and summarize the gains and losses.

See you again if we are lucky. Thanks again to every friend who has been with me along the way.

(End of this chapter)