Hello.
I knew I'd be releasing this at Suwa Fuujinsai, so that obviously guided its theme. I wanted to reflect on the fact that we're now standing on the very soil that Suwako-sama loved.
The core question of the story is: "Can a native god away from their native land really be called native?"
But I also got Cirno-san to come in as a representative of Gensokyo. Thank you, Cirno-san.
In my opinion, the key to understanding fairies is that their greatest difference from the gods is their freedom.Sanae-san is always shown leaning on her gods, so I wish to eventually see her being leaned on by someone too, but...
LoLK, huh... That's a bombshell right there, huh... The future of the Moriya is just beginning, huh...Thanks to my friends for cheering me on while I was working on this. It's thanks to them that this manga is packed full of "snowy mountain locked cabin" vibes.
Thank you very much for picking up this book.
Hichiko
Hello.
I knew I'd be releasing this at Suwa Fuujinsai, so that obviously guided its theme. I wanted to reflect on the fact that we're now standing on the very soil that Suwako-sama loved.
The core question of the story is: "Can a native god away from their native land really be called native?"
But I also got Cirno-san to come in as a representative of Gensokyo. Thank you, Cirno-san.
In my opinion, the key to understanding fairies is that their greatest difference from the gods is their freedom.
Sanae-san is always shown leaning on her gods, so I wish to eventually see her being leaned on by someone too, but...
LoLK, huh... That's a bombshell right there, huh... The future of the Moriya is just beginning, huh...
Thanks to my friends for cheering me on while I was working on this. It's thanks to them that this manga is packed full of "snowy mountain locked cabin" vibes.
Thank you very much for picking up this book.
Hichiko
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