Berserk of Gluttony (LN) - Volume 6 - Chapter Aft

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Afterword

HEY, EVERYONE, it’s Isshiki Ichika here. It’s been a while!

The seasons have turned to winter, and the weather has gotten cold. But I prefer winter to summer, so it’s something I look forward to. It’s looking like a warmer winter, and the snow I’m used to seeing at my Okayama Prefecture home is still a way off.

Thank you for reading Volume 6. As usual for the Gluttony series, Fate once again finds himself fighting and adventuring. However, this time, he’s got Roxy in the party, and the journey also has its periods of calm between the storms.

Though Fate’s always traveled as a pair with Greed, it’s finally time for him to travel and adventure with Roxy. When I look back, even though Roxy was always the main heroine of the story, she was never by Fate’s side. Even in the fifth volume, the soul swap forced them apart. But look how far they’ve come; it’s taken a while, but they’re finally adventuring together.

Add to the party Eris and Memil, and the new character Snow, and Fate’s traveling party has really flourished. Well, it’s certainly gotten livelier. So much so that Fate can’t soak in the bath or even sleep in peace anymore… But all the same, these three girls are integral to the story from here on out.

In the side story, I wrote about things from the perspective of Fate’s father, Dean. It was also a chance to hint at the secret of Fate’s birth, which Dean himself never told Fate about. It’s something I want to reveal along with Dean’s past. In the next books, when Fate is made aware of the truth, I want to dig deeper into this.

The manga version is still going, drawn by the talented Daisuke Takino. I really like Fate’s expression when he smiles in battle. It makes me think that he truly is Dean’s child.

Finally, I really can’t express how grateful I am to the people who made this book possible: my editor for their constant support, fame for the excellent illustrations, and everyone else involved.

I’m looking forward to writing to you all again in the next volume. See you there!