Afterword

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Afterword

This is the thirteenth volume of the multi-dimensional battle love comedy with the outrageous character map at the front. Long time no see to everyone coming from volume 12, and it’s nice to meet all of you who bought all 13 books at once.

This volume was sort of like a collection of short stories, but they all vaguely connected to the overall storyline. The story about the game world was something I’d wanted to write about for a while now, the same as the tour of the legendary lands last time. Speaking of games, however, I recently started a pen and paper RPG with some authors I know. The only analog game I’ve ever played before was cards, so it was an interesting experience.

It’d be fun to see the characters of Little Apocalypse play a pen and paper game too, but there are just too many of them to manage! (Right?!) Honestly, playing a tabletop game opened my eyes, though. I had no idea there were so many different kinds of games. I’ve had an author knowledgeable about them teach me all kinds of things, and it’s been very fun.

Now for the acknowledgments. To Mr. Nao Watanuki: We’ve finally passed the 30-heroine mark, but thank you very much for always giving them such charming designs. Touko’s rainbow hair and her mysterious aura were wonderful. The colored game-style illustrations were my personal favorites. Thank you as always.

To Mr. Kinoshita: Thank you for checking the plot and manuscript for this volume.

And to all the personnel in the HJ Bunko editing and sales departments, the bookstore attendants that stocked this series, the readers that picked up this book, and everyone who has taken part in Little Apocalypse before, please accept my sincerest gratitude! Please continue supporting it.

I plan on bringing you volume five of Boku to Kanojo ga Geboku de Dorei de Shuujuu Keiyaku (from Fujimi Fantasy Bunko) next. I also have some other cool stuff planned for this year, so please look forward to it! Let’s meet again soon.

This is the illustrator Nao Watanuki, here for a New Year’s afterword!

Thanks for sticking around until the end.

Your rough this time is of the new knight Yorun. Her little topknot (?) is my favorite part. She’s a tall, sleek powerhouse! I spent a lot of time thinking about her design, and I hope the illustrations accurately depict her strength.

Bubble: Oh, and here’s a guest from the manga!

I had a lot of fun imagining what the other characters would have been if they ended up in the RPG world. I like world-crossing stories like that.

(Tsumiki would either be a merchant or a beast tamer. I wonder which...)

To Namekojirushi and the editors, thank you for your hard work. I’m grateful for all your support again this time around!

Rekka

Fight

>Run

Evade

Talk

Satsuki

Fight

Run

>Magic

Jealousy

Iris

>Fight

Run

Scuffle

Plead

Rosalind

Fight

Run

Tear

>Boast

I hope you’ll all help me out in the new year too!

Nao Watanuki

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I Saved Too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse: Volume 13

by Namekojirushi

Translated by Mana Z

Edited by Megan Denton

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is coincidental.

Cover illustration by Nao Watanuki

Original Japanese edition published in 2015 by Hobby Japan

This English edition is published by arrangement with Hobby Japan, Tokyo

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Ebook edition 1.0: April 2019