All six endings had been fully released, just as promised from the start. Every ending was free.
That way, even readers who had dropped the book midway could take a quick look if they happened upon it and wanted to know how it ended.
Still, even so, I felt that writing the journey well was more important for the next book.
So, although I had already said it before, I still wanted to express my gratitude.
Thank you all so much for your support and companionship throughout the two-year marathon that was From the Star Abyss. Thanks to every reader across every platform and channel—official or pirated, paid or free, audiobook or text-only.
Thanks to my editor and fellow writers for your tremendous support. Your advice and help got me through many difficult times. Without your support, this book's results would never have been this pleasantly surprising.
And to my family and friends: without them taking care of my daily life, helping me through my troubles, raising me into the person I am, understanding my choices, and providing me with a suitable environment, I would not have been able to write and create here.
Star Abyss had ended. It had truly, completely ended. There were no plans for any follow-up additions, because the story itself was indeed complete. At most, I would keep revising earlier chapters and fixing flaws, but there would be no new plot.
In fact, over the past few months, I had been constantly hesitating over how to bring this work to a close. Especially with the quality deteriorating so badly in the later stages, I truly had not had the nerve or courage to write a proper ending.
The White Wolf Ending was revised twice and rewritten three times. The giant dragon was cut and revised