Bundles of talent that need no introduction at this point [note Creator Introduction (4)]

Hello. Or should I say good evening?
Which is the right greeting for 5:00 PM in winter, anyway? Anyway, this is Arlon.
By the time I finished writing this, it was already 7:00 PM.

Well then, I'm doing it again this month: [note Creator Introduction].
Why am I doing this at the end of the month? Isn't it obvious? I was just dragging my feet. I am truly sorry.

Time flies, and for this fourth installment, I've simply chosen people who I thought, "This person writes incredibly interesting articles!" I will be introducing the [Three Generals], the battle-hardened veterans who are spreading their heroic deeds throughout the note world (*this is my personal opinion).

As the title suggests, you all probably already know them, even without me, the unworthy Arlon, going out of my way to introduce them.
Even so, I am writing this article out of a desire for self-improvement, or perhaps self-satisfaction, or maybe even the purely impure motive of wanting to increase my connections with these creators. If you would be so kind as to bear with me, I would be most grateful.

Without further ado, let's get started!

[1st Person] Mikeda-san

The first of the [Three Generals] is the [Flash Cat's Eye], Mikeda-san. I apologize for the congestion of the characters for "one" and "three".
He possesses a sensibility that shines like a gemstone. His incredibly varied expressions are as flexible as a cat.

His subject matter is almost always casual daily life, but to be able to write about it so dramatically—what else can you call this but the work of a genius?
Even though he is talking to himself, there is an amazing sense of presence and centripetal force, as if someone is always listening nearby. Ah, I want to be able to write such interesting articles.
Just like [Noronoro no Noro]-san and [Natsuki Saito]-san, I really love this kind of essay.

On the other hand, it's not as if he lives his life carefree and aimlessly. Well, actually, he might, but I'm going to state the reason why I didn't think so, so please be quiet for a moment.
Reading through several of his articles, topics about his wife, children, and cat pop up here and there. Yes, I realized he is someone who cherishes his family very much. He senses absolute happiness even in the casual daily routine, and that must be what fuels Mikeda-san's vitality. Rare literary talent and a wonderful family—isn't heaven giving him too much? I'm single over here!

The story about the Cigale that I especially like is so wonderful that I can't believe it was written from a sickbed.

[Aside] I suspect we might be the same age (I am in the school year of 1989-1990). It's interesting how humans feel a sense of kinship just from that.

[2nd Person] Saruogi Leon-san

The second general is the [Sleeping Lioness (Leona Dormido)], Saruogi Leon-san.
She has reached a realm that ordinary people can never hope to attain. Her boundless and ever-changing writing is as light as a monkey.

She herself keeps repeating that things are "troublesome" or "worthless," but every article she produces is excellent. How should I put it? It's an intense individuality that becomes addictive, like splashing many colors of vivid paint onto a blank canvas. She is like a glittering rare metal, someone who is highly praised by [Shiro]-san, whom I also highly praise (it's complicated).

She writes not only essays but also poems and novels. I've read a few of those as well, and they have a unique worldview. While I think, "Ah, I want to be able to write such interesting articles," her individuality shines so brightly that I half-give up, thinking this is something only Saruogi Leon could write. This is also evident in the illustration that appears when you press the "Like" button, so please try it out.
Even so, I wonder what is going on inside her head. (In a good way, of course) I can't read her thoughts, so I am surprised every time I read her work.

It might seem strange to introduce her as interesting, but she also has many articles that make you think. That, too, must be one of the facets of her personality.

[Aside] The cute yellow thing in her icon is apparently the yolk of a fried egg.

[3rd] Maguma Nagase

The final bastion is the "Eruzione Regista" (Eruption Director), Maguma Nagase.
She is a professional who has already contributed to numerous media outlets. Her expressive power is tremendous, and her centripetal heat is like lava.

She has an outstanding sense of humor, much like Emuko Shioi, that resonates with the common person. There are many ways to attract people, but I believe that what gains the empathy of many is what can be called a high-level essay. I can confidently say that she possesses wonderful literary talent, as she can skillfully cook up even seemingly trivial things and write about them in an interesting way. Ah, I want to be able to write such interesting prose.

Beyond her talent, her persistence in continuing to write to this day is also worthy of respect. Looking back, she has been writing on note for four years (since 2019) (though I think there are many other creators who have been using note for a long time). Surely, the constant effort that others cannot see is what allowed her talent to bloom.
I know almost nothing about her, so the introduction above is just a guess. However, if you read her articles, you will immediately understand that she is an amazing person. I intend to continue reading her articles little by little.

As for the contributed article below, I took my hat off to her expressive power from the very first line. It's amazing...

[Aside] As someone who has lived in Hokkaido both now and in the past, I still do not know the scent of sweet olive.

Afterword

Wow, they really are amazing people!
This [note Creator Introduction] is troublesome—no, rather, it's difficult to write until you actually start, but once you do, the words just flow out. That just goes to show what wonderful creators they are.

The thing that took the most time was coming up with their epithets. By the way, Leon Saruogi's is in Spanish, and Maguma Nagase's is in Italian. I think I spent about a week just on that.
Huh? There was no need to spend that much time? Or rather, epithets aren't necessary? Well, well, consider this a bit of a performance (I apologize if I have caused any offense).

Thinking of introduction text is hard, but my respect for each and every one of them is genuine, and above all, it is fun to write.
I hope to continue connecting with various creators, so I look forward to your continued support.

Thank you for reading to the end this time as well! This was Arlon!