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>Well in the final route Tama "wakes from his dream" so to speak. And, unless I'm horribly mis-remembering, he' actually 32 years old and a successful author in that reality. He got caught up in his delusions as he was writing a book called "Hashihime"; essentially, what we all just went through was part of his creative process. Or so he says.
That's what I thought, but it's not clear to me anymore. The author confirmed that 1) The shopkeeper is indeed real as he was the one that created that timeline in the first place, and Tamamori also refers to "him" after he wakes up, which makes me feel he actually genuinely offered him a place to stay (Like the Tamamori of the main route?) I think the narrative of the route is completely confusing so I'm going by the author's words which are at least final on what happen, but never actually clarify anything beyond "I based Kaoru on that one that one story with the kid of the white hair."

... Which reminds me, Kaoru recognizes Young Tamamori, so how old is he supposed to be? How much did that timeline spent in his illusionary world? 12 years?


The main story's structure is rather perfect and all the pieces fit pretty well, but the last route is just a ???. I re-read it out curiosity and seem like just an excuse to lt you fuck that one character. Also ironically seem like history always repeat it, Tamamori can't stop the war from happening.

ひさしぶりに彼の声が聞きけた

>ひさしぶりに
Is the adverb, right?

Could one also write this like this:

>彼の声がひさしぶりに聞きけた