
Wdym how will the author fix this? It's literally gonna be his character arc to try and learn the basic concepts of what makes up humanity. And based on how loosely hinged MC is himself I'm guessing it's gonna be a bumpy ride. As I've said from the very beginning of the story nutcase x nutcase. The ship has sailed the twink was railed.

So his problem with Abel is that he doesn't want the king to get sidetracked? And/or to just get rid of the one true twink before the council can exploit that weakness, again.
Maybe I'm too much of a beta for this but can't relate, can't understand lmao. Praise Ashler for looking right through that. I don't need Karas when I got Ashler as the king of my heart.

I'm not saying he's right (coz he isn't and I hate him for seeing Karas as a pawn for his revenge and not care about him as an individual just like the council) but his thoughts are understandable .
He doesn't know Abel, and for all he knows Karas might just give up everything since the main reason he has been on a rampage against the council all these years was due to Abel's murder. He doesn't know Abel knowingly gave his life away 11 years ago just to protect Karas, for him he's just some weakling who's an obstacle to his goal.

Because Ashler knows why Karas even keeps them around. Its not because Karas trusts any of them but he knows their motivations. Only time will tell when someone reveals their true intentions on if they will be loyal in a situation where it doesn't benefit them so i dont think ashler and Karas are surprised but more used to this since what went down years ago.

I'm slowly growing more and more convinced that either the artist just wanted to draw their fav scenes while glossing over anything else from the novel, or a lot of content was axed on purpose to get people to go read the novel. Which works since I swear like almost everyone who read up until this point started reading the novel or is searching for links-

I'm guessing they're trying to tie it all up neatly(subjective) in 100 chapters. And I'll be honest, idc. I was here to look at pretty pictures and that's all I got out of that. I didn't even bother reading what Cayena was yapping about with these kids or her date with her whipped boyfriend.
But like him or hate him Rezef was one of the main people that kept the story interesting, for me anyway. Unlike anyone else but Cayena he had dimension and was driving the story forward if not forcing it to. I liked how he was portrayed as a product of his environment instead of the usual dumb toddler shoujo nonsense where kids come crawling out of the birth canal ready to assault the main character for existing and never change throughout on average two whole decades.

Sure he was always a cruel bastard, always will be from the looks of it, but before he let the dogs out so to say, there was still benefit of the doubt, a degree of seperation the audience had to the evil bs he was up to.
Showing us how these kids get their own 4D beastality experience is where that seperation is torn down. No amount of rizz could make Andrim "better", or more like overshadow that straight up unhinged behaviour. Unlike many psychological/horror/thriller MLs out there he doesn't have any big trauma or goal to try and justify that shit either, so it's hitting most readers like a freight train.
On the other hand perhaps that was intentional of the author. Like a "this is what you wished for" kinda deal. Something, something, what you can't fix WILL get worse, some villains aren't worth the sympathy, don't be rizzed into ignorance; take your pick.
I'm not mad about the skin color, I'm mad that we didn't get to see what exactly his cursed form looks like and literally anything of substance about him. Like, redhead might as well fuck a blank canvas ykwim?
It's just wham, bam, wizard fucks cursed knight to uncurse, goodbye. The wizard gets to have a bit of a story but the knight might as well be a blowup doll with three legs. What's the point of showing this mysterious past form and artifact only to not elaborate on any of that?
Homie gets nothing but "a mysterious eternally miserable killer, but is kind" for his bio, and his real self is covered up by what is basically generic manhwa prince face n.100-something.
And in the last bit of disrespect the artist did not have the balls to draw what the guy actually looks like. Covering his real face up was prob supposed to be some symbolic bs about how his looks don't matter, but it just feels like a cheap cop-out and makes the knight super one dimensional.
thats a lot of words for this short of a story but I just feel like that's the reason why it's very easy to get worked up about this betrayal of melanin. Homie really had nothing else going for him.