After lunch, Rita took Mashiro Shiina and Griseo around Ginza for a while.
But how could one visit Ginza without going shopping?
So they spent another two or three hours browsing stores. By the time Rita remembered to take Griseo home, they had already bought several sets of clothes.
Griseo had bought two or three sets herself.
After taking Griseo home, Mashiro Shiina was a little reluctant to leave, but Rita still pulled her away. They only agreed to come out and play together again next time.
Watching Rita and the others drive away, Griseo returned to the Yotsuya home alone and continued her unfinished work.
She was drawing the Thirteen Flame-Chasers of Fire Moth: realistic portraits of each of them, along with their character designs and backgrounds. None of that could be finished in a single day, so Griseo's goal today was simply to complete the realistic portrait of the remaining Flame-Chaser first.
Griseo had also made up her mind. She would not take the Flame-Chasers' story to a publisher for serialization. Instead, she would serialize it online for free.
First, to Griseo, the story of Fire Moth was not some manga. It was something that had truly happened around her.
Besides, many of her ideas were disconnected, making it difficult to present it like other manga.
Second, she wanted more people to get to know everyone in Fire Moth, so it would be better to serialize it online for free! As for physical books, if possible... she could sign with a publisher later and release collected volumes.
The person Griseo was about to draw next was the leader of the Thirteen Flame-Chasers, the holder of the "Savior" Signet, and the universally acknowledged strongest warrior of humanity.
There was no need to recount the legends of the past. He