Volu 2A, Afterword
Here it is at last. Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon 2-A has arrived.
Anyway, this begins Volu 2 of this series that can’t quite be called SF or fantasy. This is the beloved England volu. England hasn’t been the stage since Aerial City, so it feels like it has been a very long ti.
During this age, England is prospering under Elizabeth’s rule, but I feel like that prosperity was achieved by dashing across a tightrope. There are movies based on this, so if you are interested, it might be fun to hunt them down in the na of studying world history. A lot of material about England from the middle ages to present ti has been translated into Japanese, so it could help you study for making fantasy or steampunk stories. (There should be a British history corner in the bookstore.)
Anyway, ti for the chat. Or rather, email.
“You can say whatever you want for about seven lines. A painful story from your student days would be most welco.”
“After transferring schools during elentary school, I gained the nickna Heart-sama.”
“Don’t try to tell a story about running into the Morning Blue Dragon on the first random encounter of the 10th basent. Rember how much space I’m giving you.”
“Anyway, I did karate in elentary school.”
“Were the kids at your school surprised to find you were the Fat Dragon rather than Heart-sama?”
“Well, it turned out there was another kid with the nickna Heart-sama before .”
“You had a clone?”
“No, the first one was short. I nad him Junior Heart-sama and we exterminated the North Star Army together.”
“That’s an amusing scene to imagine, but doesn’t it completely ignore the original story?”
“The trend was set when Kenshirou was locked in the girls’ bathroom. And there was definitely a parallel world where Heart-sama ruled the world.”
“You don’t get to talk in my afterword anymore.”
“During class, I would suddenly point at the person in front of and shout ‘you’re Rin today!’ which would make them shriek. Thinking back, that counts as disrupting class, doesn’t it?”
Don’t ask . Anyway, this novel was spent on the arrival.
“Who is the greediest?”
I’ll leave you with that. My background music while working was Nakamori Akina’s Aibu. (It’s a cool song, especially with the singer’s personality.)
The second half should co next month. Please wait just a bit longer.
April 2009. A morning of wondering if the pollen is gone.
-Kawakami Minoru
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