Natonato doesn't have a complete answer, and ends in a soft way.
I wonder why myself

I hate that once I know the answer, I don't want to read it again.
I want to be able to read it again from the beginning.
I'm sure people who feel the same way will appreciate my work.



"Someone said before that I don't feel like I'm done because I didn't have a perfect answer!" I'm confused! I have been told that
There is no such thing as a perfect answer,
"It's all things that are covered up or forced to be vague like politicians' problems." The bigger the case, the more obscure the fate of the case.
I wonder if the appearance of being forcibly erased is the essence of the mystery itself.
You can clearly see that the incident targeting Matsuri and Nana has the nature of ``likely to be covered up''. I don't even feel like trying to solve it,

Is it a black joke that the appearance until it is covered up?
I'm sure you want to draw that ironic overall picture.
And it's not just the main character who's confused, the viewers are also made to share that gag. That's what the mystery is all about. That hopeless feeling, with nowhere to go, may be the very expression of 'reality'.
Maybe there really is no such thing as a solution.
However, I want to make it so that you can guess why it was covered up and vaguely muddy...


18:20 on July 23, 2022