progress of v0046 and about "Alternate Dimension (Part 15)"

Right now, I'm only doing the background (which is incomplete) and have yet to even start with the outline. It seems that I can't simplify this without compromising the quality. For the leaves, I made several small circles in different colours that overlap each other to form the leaves. This may take a while to complete.
The amount I had done right now is only about half of what is on the waiting list
The extra-large signature you see would be replaced with the regular version when it's done.

Let's see, there must be something I didn't cover:
- the school campus other than the high school building and the science R&D department of the college area.
- the other school and house where Hisakawa-san was in at the beginning that was only briefly mentioned
- the various places in the city
- the place where Kobayashi Haruna lives, which is located in a town several hours away, though that might be covered in another
- more elaborated background of the company
- giving names to people I didn't, especially ones that appear frequently. Hisakawa-san's original name, Haruna's overseas childhood friend, and names of places were intentionally not given any
- more detailed description, like the atmosphere of the place
- the two men that tried to harm Hisakawa-san repeately
- action
- Hisakawa-san's parents
- the hidden laboratory at the school and hospital and the equipment there
- design of uniform
- Hisakawa-san having a meal
- etc.
- takes place in the Kanto region, Japan
- if you had paid attention what day of the week the days are, the year (at the start) is either 2005 or 2011
- during the summer holidays, they did not take the shinkansen to the airport as they had a lot of time before the flight
- steering wheel is on the right and drives on the left side
- tables in classrooms are normally not joined together
- there is a TV at the front left, bottle-green blackboard at the front, and a heater/air-conditioning in each classroom
- there are windows at the corridors and most of the doors are of sliding type
- vending machines that accept denominations up to 1000 yen and various cashless cards are everywhere
- incidently, those same cashless cards mentioned above can be used to pay for public transport, some fast food restaurants and convience stores
- most of the roads are narrow
- as trains are the main means of getting aroud, train crossings are quite common in suburban areas and underground for downtown areas
- etc.
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