I Became the Final Boss’s Limited-time Teacher

They say there’s a hell where authors who stopped serialization end up.

And it’s a hell where the final bosses of their own stories gather together! Dramatic thunder

And I, well, I fell right into that hell, into a world where my works are all mixed up. Whoosh!

“Master, is it truly strange for a disciple to sleep beside their master?”

Here’s the heavenly demon, Bi-Wol, the final boss from my first martial arts web novel, King of Diamond Fist. Clash!

“Master! No matter how I think about this, it feels like we’re straying from the path of justice! Cowardly running before the enemy!”

And here’s the hero, Verdandi, the final boss from my second fantasy web novel, I Must Kill the Hero. Boom!

“Brother, please leave everything to me. I shall guide your path as a ■■.”

Lastly, we have Azazel, the saint and final boss from my most recent game trap web novel, I Got Trapped in a Game. Zap!

With my life hanging by a thread, I exclaimed,

“Please, you guys, just listen to me…!”

I had to raise these kids in the right direction! Determined glare!