There were only two hours left before the double monthly votes ended. If you had any monthly votes, please cast them.
Also, some readers might have objections to the Behemoth World arc, but that was nothing. Those who believed in Old Moon would naturally continue to support Old Moon.
To put it bluntly, Old Moon had written ten million words, and Old Moon still felt there was no problem with grasping the plot. It was regrettable that Mage had not conveyed what Old Moon wanted to express. In the Behemoth World arc, Old Moon would wholeheartedly present everyone with a fantastical world.
Actually, Old Moon had always had an idea like this. Everyone might find this kind of divine twist familiar, but Old Moon had already had this idea before starting Mage: one dimensional world after another, where things could end, and where they could also begin. The foreshadowing had long been buried. Saying it should end would make sense, but Old Moon always felt it would be too regrettable. For example, Orumba, that dimensional traveler—how interesting were the worlds he had experienced? As a Mage, as a Mental Power User, could Merlin possibly carry both of them forward in an entirely new world?
All right, there was no use saying more. Those who should support it would still support it. Mage could be written slowly; Old Moon was not worried about that. Old Moon's Mage had always been a slow burn—slow work produced fine craftsmanship.
Let the facts speak. Thank you all for your support! (To be continued ~^~)