Conversion

Ten years later, Arashi found a photograph in his briefcase.

The woman in the photo had a gentle smile, while he stood behind her looking helpless. Her gentleness was unlike Kyoko's, and unlike Haru's scatterbrained nature. It was a gentleness that belonged only to her.

The baseball idiot told him that ten years in the future, he had once been away on a mission for two whole months without coming back.

But the only thing he brought back was that photograph:

He looked at the elegant handwriting on the back of the photo:

Hayato, I love you.

The writing below was familiar too, because it was the G-script he'd invented himself:

If you can't come to me, I'll go find you in your world.

<Reading Guide>

★ The second installment in the Dream-Chasing series;

☆ Reverse transmigration, a mountain of personal headcanons, and logic thrown to the dogs;

★ First-person narration, a thunderous mess, and dark, bloody melodrama;

☆ As the saying goes, sharing joy is better than enjoying it alone. If this entertains you, I'll be honored.

Prequel, main story, sequel, side story, finale

Theme: All dreams and beauty begin in humble beginnings and are achieved through perseverance