I don't say anything like "the first subscription is very important to me" or "how bad my financial situation is that I need to subscribe".

If you are a book friend who has been with me since the beginning, you should know that I basically don't ask for "recommendation votes" or "rewards".

As the first book of the new breed, I just hope you enjoy this story:

This is a story of running a group, Asker, who traveled to this world, forcibly pulled several girls who would never have crossed paths in their lives together to form a group, adventure and fight everywhere on the mainland, and improve their level strength...... This is how the original story outline was conceived.

However, a good story must have a good ending, the running group cannot run forever, and everyone cannot be a mercenary for a lifetime.

Just as youth and blood will always go cold, teenagers and girls will always grow up.

Eleanor wants to inherit the title, Sidlifa wants revenge, Mia wants to find her family, and Theodora wants to restore the kingdom (Ecstasy), and these four stay in the team to become stronger and accumulate their own strength to achieve their goals in life.

Nola's original intention was to explore, but to put it bluntly, it is just travel, and young people always have unrealistic dreams of traveling the world. Medea is also an ambitious character, but she hasn't found what she's looking for yet.

On closer inspection, it seems that only Peggy and Mi'er, two girls, are truly willing to stay in the "Blue Sword" mercenary group forever - they are already homeless, and the Blue Sword mercenary group has become their new home.

So in the long run, the "Blue Sword" mercenary group will be disbanded one day, and the girls will return to their original life trajectory.

It's like the black fairy tale and comic book of the same name in the book.

If there is no guilty man like Asker, it will definitely be a good get-together, just like Luffy saved Alabastan in One Piece, and Vivi left the protagonist team in the same way - even if she sheds tears, even if she is reluctant, she is also a princess after all, and it is impossible to follow Luffy as a pirate for the rest of her life.

Of course, that would be a bad-ending. Everyone probably doesn't like to watch "real" but "unsatisfying" endings, and to be honest, I don't like either.

Just like the animation ending of the second season of "Spring Things" that was just made up recently, watching the big teacher forcibly choose one of the two to make the dumplings cry, it's quite real, but I just don't have a good idea, and I have the urge to send a blade.

I still prefer happy-ending.

Let's write a happy-ending, but you'll have to wait until the end of the book to see it.

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Thanks to the editor snail for signing and pushing.

Thank you to all the friends who vote for your recommendation at 0:00 in the middle of the night every day.

Thank you for your real money tips.

Thank you for voting for the monthly pass, although I haven't understood what the monthly pass is for.

Thank you for reading this, your follow-up is my biggest motivation for writing this book.

Will you add a more one tomorrow?