These recent chapters just reinforce the idea that TJ is not healthy for Ian at all, being around him will just bring back all of this really intense baggage, and I fear that Ian will relapse into his addiction because of it. Also the thought that Ian would have been a scapegoat for the gang and went to prison over whatever it was that happened between them back then... I don't know, I just think it's a dynamic that is interesting to read about for sure, but not something I would wish to continue as a romantic relationship and that's the thing I don't see romance between TJ and Ian, it's more this brotherhood camaraderie thing that's super convoluted and complex because of the nature of their history together. TJ also thinks of Ian as his property in some scenes and it rubs me the wrong way like taking for granted that Ian will come back to him, and that he's given him enough time to run loose and fool around, now it's time for the nice leather couch to come back out of storage like a good little boy *shudders* just gives me the ick.
I could be wrong but I'm thinking something happened with Vercike in the past that has to do with tricking Cain or somehow seducing Cain and Agio found out and probably lost his mind and was about to destroy Vercike but perhaps Cain got in the way and died by Agio's hand instead. This is just a guess however and I'm really curious to find out what actually happened.
I literally was thinking something similar to that cause ver made it clear he'd make sure cain was desperate to always want him
I was thinking that but in the story it says a human gave into a vampire’s persuasion. I’m guessing it was Ver who tricked the human or something like that and ended up getting Cain killed.
See I'm not sure about whether that's the version the church tells people because they're the ones who carry the 'sin' of the god of the moon's death, but curiously Ver hasn't mentioned anything like that yet. So I'm not sure if that's an actual thing or if it's a resentment from Agio that eventually becomes the church's doctrine. It's super interesting tho :3
I was thinking that too, because the church does lie about the prophecy.
its convenient for the church to use them everytime they come back because it gives them power. if they actually fulfilled the prophecy they would no longer have that power.
Exactly as mentioned in the first season, no one is safe from the holy inquisition e.g Jack the dude who fell in love with Erica, which just continues to allude to the fact the church knows the moment the actual real prophecy is fulfilled their fucked hard
Some of this was really cute, but I don't like how ML ultimately ignores MC's sexual preferences and insecurities. Also just a personal pet peeve but that whole "don't touch your dick it belongs to me now" bullshit is a cringey trope. But overall it was pretty cute!
Omg when Sooyoung calls Taesung a whore I about burst out laughing hahahaha.
I like body shapes and sizes in all forms so I'm getting a bit icked with some comments on here being super disrespectful about smaller/twinkish body aesthetic. Hamin's hot no lie there, but you don't have to diss smaller dudes.
The "bully them when you like them" style of affection isn't normally my cup of tea in media but I do like when the uke fights back with claws out and isn't just a sobbing mess XD
Hanjoon shouldn't have to beg he did Jin a favour, if they really had slept together it would have been a meaningless one night stand, honestly I do find it kind of weird for Jin who is supposedly straight to now be hanging out at gay haunts unless the situation truly is a coincidence, which it never usually is. We'll see, I'm genuinely curious if he's suddenly experimenting with being bi.
Your comment is spot on (=・ω・=)
Ilhoo, babe, you can internally try to convince me Chaeheon is a green flag all you want, but I still think he's a massive dick.
Gotta love when your boyfriend basically forces you to cohabit hahaha ha... ha...