First of all, Age of Light had been on the shelves from June last year to this August, and its golden body of a top-ten monthly ticket ranking had never been broken. Without everyone's tremendous support, Age of Light would not have achieved what it had today. Thank you, everyone.
Two hundred alliance leaders, consistently in the top ten for monthly tickets, ranked first in monthly tickets twice, near the top of the alliance leader rankings, reward rankings, and total fan value rankings—Pighead was very content. After all, we had only spent a year and a half earning so many honors. These honors existed because of everyone's support. Thank you, everyone.
Then, about updates. Pighead said he would make up for the updates missed during the earlier hiatuses. Easy to say, hard to do. It was not that Pighead did not want to update more, but during the final stretch, Pighead had to spend a great deal of time every day figuring out how to fill in all the plot holes. Endings were truly the hardest part of every book. There would always be people who were dissatisfied, but Pighead would do his utmost to make the majority read comfortably and be satisfied. He would give it his all to bring the ending to a proper close.
So Pighead hoped everyone could be a little more understanding. There would no longer be massive bursts of updates before the completion; he would strive for one or two small bursts of eight updates. Pighead would make it up to everyone in the next new book. Age of Light should be completed in about a month or so, but Pighead could not determine the exact timing. He wrote as the mood took him, wrote as his heart led him, so there was no