I do have images of Ophelia with hair and the appearance matching the cover. However, I chose the style which is more anime-style for her character picture because I felt that her expression better encapsulates her personality. Ophelia and Anne looks extremely similar, however. Anne is simply older. I hope that helps clear up that confusion.

Correct! Cyril and Celeste healed everyone after the maze.

It is a maze, but the atmosphere of a dungeon. Think like the minos labyrinth!

Indeed, it's how the magic functioned!

I never explicitly describe it (because Diane never asks lol) but it is a map in his mind he can access like an ultra vivid memory any time he wants to, as if he dedicated a lifetime to memorizing every part of it.

It's never explicitly described, but it's an enchanted book with the map information, so akin to an atlas.

This is leftover from a draft where she was less open with Roland. I missed this awkward phrasing when changing that. His 'destination' finding the culprit behind the attacks, but she phrased it this way because she originally was hired to escort him somewhere. I'll have to fix this when I get the chance.

This is not a story with rapid transmigrations, excluding the first two that happened in volume 1

Tieya did indeed explain what Isabelle was supposed to be doing. As for learning more about Isabelle, of course that's something that will come with time.

See this! I just gifted the story: Inspiration capsule

"The grammatical errors do not so plague the book", not "to not so". The grammatical correction curse struck me.

If you read the synopsis of the book, it won't lie to you. You get what it promises you, and that's not a bad thing. It's a cute contemporary romance story told in a somewhat unconventional double-first person method. That is to say, it shifts between the two leads, but will use first person in both cases. It clearly delineates between those shifts, however, so it shouldn't be too confusing. The grammar feels a little bit stilted, and the pacing at the beginning of the story feels a bit rushed. However, the grammatical errors to not so plague the book as to really cause problems with reading it, and the pacing works itself out once the author gets a little more comfortable with the story. Overall, I'd consider this story a worthwhile read if you enjoy the genre or if the synopsis appeals to you. It doesn't shake things up too much, but it doesn't have to. It knows what it's about, and it's focused on delivering that to the reader. Personally, I can always appreciate a story that gives me exactly what I signed up for. I give a thumbs-up.

Viktor is about 13 months older than Ophelia.

See this! I just gifted the story: Inspiration capsule

The final mass release chapter gets Phoenix in a Christmas ensemble. I cannot emphasize enough how difficult it was to get these images out. Especially poor Phoenix. It took 3 tries!