Taking a Day Off to Plan the Next Part

My stomach had been feeling awful for quite some time.

Indigestion, fatigue, nausea—I could feel a pretty serious inflammation inside my body.

My health was a complete mess. Sigh. (I'd put it off for a whole month and still hadn't gone to the hospital, haha.)

Now that I'd made it to the start of the month, I could take a day off to rest and also use the opportunity to plan out what came next.

The upcoming arc should be the most important part of this book.

It would serve as the bridge between the earlier original plot and the original Hunter storyline.

I needed to think it through carefully. Hopefully, I could write it well.

Also.

In the recent chapters Mr. Togashi had released, he'd gradually begun revealing the Phantom Troupe's childhood memories and origins...

I really hadn't expected a place like Meteor City to preserve children's innocence, kindness, and purity.

Based on what had been revealed so far, it gave people the impression that he was "whitewashing" the Phantom Troupe.

But in a world like Hunter's, where even the assassination trade could be legalized, there was no such thing as whitewashing or not.

Every character had their own particular course of development and reasons behind it, I supposed.

For now, I'd wait and see what Mr. Togashi updated next...

That was all.

Let me say this timidly: since I was taking the day off today, there was no need to make up for the missed update, right?

Then there would be three updates tomorrow.

Lastly, the customary apology: I'm sorry!