AFTERWORD

Hello, I am Kisetsu Morita. Some readers of GA Bunko might be thinking, Who the heck is this guy? but I am a small-time light novel author. I hope you’ll keep an eye out for me in the future.

This novel was based on my own real experiences. In high school, when I climbed up a mountain, I found myself in a secret village filled with beautiful girls. I was trapped there once a resident found me, and so I lived there for two and a half years… Okay, you got me; obviously, I have never been so fortunate. I mean, if I found a place like that, I wouldn’t leave after just two and a half years.

This time on You Call That Service?, I decided not to settle on a set number of characters and instead concentrate on creating characters I would like to see. And so I think you’ll very obviously see what the author is into. I also wrote about a country and city I personally would like to live in. Aw man, I wish there was a hidden village full of beautiful girls somewhere out there…

And as usual (but for my first time in GA Bunko, though), my acknowledgements. Thank you to my editor, S. This story was born because S-san treated me to food. I was told I had to write about it. Oh, it seems someone else is here.

Many of my biggest thanks to the illustrator, Hiroki Ozaki. I never imagined the concept art I would get for this. I could even say that S-san and Ozaki-san transformed this work from vague Morita ideas into a defined shape.

I’m sure this is true for any book, but this one has an especially strong influence from the editor and illustrator. I hope the both of you will continue to help me in the volumes to come!

200 Afterword

And lastly, to all of you who read this book: Thank you. As an appendix, I will include a spell on the next line that will bring happiness:

You call that service? You call that service?

If you chant this incantation ten times in one day, then you will become a popular head-turner. It is especially effective if you say it in front of the person you have a crush on. Don’t worry about feeling embarrassed; please pretend it’s like a silly punishment game and give it a try. It’s also like an advertisement for the book, and that makes the author happy.

Well then, I hope to see you next time.