Afterword

Hello! Eguchi Ren speaking. Thank you very much for purchasing Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill volume 10: Beef Cutlets and the Bandit King’s Treasure!

We finally made it! Ten volumes! Two digits! Two! When the good people at Overlap first approved this series for publication, I never dreamed that I’d be able to keep it up for this long. I owe it all to you, the readers who’ve stuck with me all this time. Thank you so much!

This tenth volume opens with the story of a Japanese man who was brought over to the other world long before the beginning of the story, and goes on to detail Mukohda’s departure for a brand-new dungeon. From an author’s perspective, writing Kazuki’s story was a blast, and I’m quite fond of the orphanage visit that occurs en-route to the next dungeon. It’s a nice, fluffy digression, and I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did!

As it so happens, the publication of this volume coincides with the publication of the seventh volume of the comic adaptation of this story, as well as the fifth volume of Sui’s Great Adventure, a spin-off comic in which Sui takes the starring role! Both the adaptation of my novels and the spin-off have received high praise, and as the original author I couldn’t be happier. If you haven’t read any of the comic versions yet, trust me—they’re really good! If you get the chance, please give them a try!

To Masa-sensei, who illustrated this story, Akagishi K-sensei, who’s drawing the main comic adaptation, Futaba Momo-sensei, who’s handling the spin-off comic, my editor “I,” and all the other good people at Overlap: I can’t thank you enough for all your help and support!

Finally, allow me to thank you, my readers, one last time. I hope you’ll continue enjoying the laid-back, heartwarming adventures of Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill in all the formats it’s available in. I hope to see you again in volume eleven!