Vol.1 Afterword

This is the author of the book, Lash, speaking. It is the middle of the night andafter weeks of writing I finally completed the first volume ofTranscontinental!Writing this book has been on my mind for some time now, but I only gotaround to it sometime in January. Honestly speaking, even though I wrote ahundred pages of this book, I still don’t feel that confident in my writingability.There’s definitely noticeable improvement in my writing if you compare thefirst and final chapters (I mentioned this in the part where Lune was talkingabout his own book), so I hope that by the end of the story a couple yearsfrom now I’ll be at least half-decent.Seeing as I’ve said what I have to say, I’ll use this space to explain somethings that I believe could confuse some readers.Again, thank you for reading this book, and I hope you stick around for thecontinuation of Lune and Edward’s story.-LashFAQ:What are Iros?Just as Lune stated before, Iros are the physical manifestation of a person’sbelief. Depending on their worldview, their Iros can range between 8different colors: green, blue, red, yellow, gray, purple, brown and white.They are each said to hold some level of perks for their beholder, but fornow this is nothing more than folk rumors.The locations are a bit hard to navigate just going off of words, is therean image of the map for easier reading?I have the image with me, and I check it regularly to see if the locations ofevents add up. How long will this story be?Currently, there are 15 planned arcs, with the number probably rising if Ithink of a cool idea that deserves it’s own arc. Don’t forget spin-offs, thisisn’t just Lune’s story.Again, from Lash, thank you for reading Volume 1!