Afterword
Afterword
Hello, I’m Yoshino Origuchi.
I don’t know when you’re reading this, but it’s possible that we’ve already become a manga on the Comic Ryu website. The series will begin on February 26. Please read Kanemaki-sensei’s bold and delicate comic depictions.
I went there. The graveyard city.
As a doctor, Glenn Litbeit can’t avoid the problems of life and death. It might be fine if he were a normal doctor, but Glenn has undead patients too. He can’t hold onto human notions of what it means to die.
What did you think of Glenn’s approach to the undead perspective of life and death and his work in the graveyard city?
I would now like to express my gratitude.
To my editor, Hibiu-san, who is always watching over me. He has a habit of saying, “It’s the end of the world,” but it’s all thanks to him that the Monster Girl light novels have made it to a fourth volume. Thank you.
Also, to Z-ton-sensei, who has illustrated the entire series! The goggle-eyed, expressionless, playing-dumb manager is just too adorable! Is it acceptable to have an unedited, exposed breast scene in a light novel? It is! It’s just a medical exam!
Also, to Thomas Kanemaki, for handling the manga transition! I want to thank you for turning this work into a manga, even though it didn’t seem suitable at first. I’m sure I’ll be causing you many more headaches in the future.
Also, thank you to all the authors involved, the Comic Ryu reps, my family who gives me writing topics without even knowing it, proofreaders who find every teeny tiny mistake, and all of you readers. I am forever grateful.
Next, I think we’ll hear more from some demons and Arahnia. Also, though we keep mentioning her, Aluloona has yet to make a meaningful appearance. We’ll have to change that!
—Yoshino Origuchi
About the Author, Yoshino Origuchi
I like my monster girls with a lot of arms and without a defined shape. I also like the undead. I’d like to go on a date with an undead girl, someone who won’t die easily.
If it sounds like I would date anything at this point, I’d have to agree.
About the Illustrator, Z-ton
We’re becoming a manga!
It’s probably going to be tough to design and draw characters when we’ve given no consideration to mass productivity…
I’m sorry, Thomas-sensei! I never thought it would turn out like this…