Given The Popularity I'm Seeing For KaydenKartein On Both Webtoon And Tumblr, I Have A Question For You

Given the popularity I'm seeing for Kayden×Kartein on both webtoon and Tumblr, I have a question for you guys

What made you ship them? When did you see the potential?

Feel free to answer as a reply, or a message, any way you feel comfortable

"Because there's something we need to do together" There is NO straight explanation for this.

I'd pay good money to see the rumours that will go on about these two in the awakened world

Yeah, we are living together dude. We are raising a child together with 5 extremely adorable cats and have officialy become cat dads. Also babysit a fuckton of teenagers befriended by our sunshine baby boy. We are practically married so ofc we are fucking living together dude

Things I expected when I started reading eleceed:

1) Cats

2) Action

3) Comedic Appeal

Things I was NOT prepared for

1) Whatever the hell Kayden and kartein have going on

2) Seriously their dynamic is so intriguing

3) Kayden calling Kartein the most beautiful awakened one living in my head rent free

4) Kayden somehow having Kartein's private phone number???

5) Kartein, infamous for not answering healing requests, shows up after 1 request from Kayden

6) Kayden always standing guard when Kartein is vulnerable while healing 🥹

Most people tend to think the recurring theme of eleceed is Kayden stepping in to rescue Jiwoo

Wrong.

The true recurring theme of eleceed is Kayden giving Jiwoo head pats at any given moment

The beauty of storytelling and underlying theme of omniscient readers viewpoint is incredible and deserves a post dedicated to it

ORV, at its core, is truly a story for the readers. This is the POV of someone who grew up with stories, loved them, lived them, just like most of us in this app

It's a story for those who would eagerly wait to read new books. For those who'd keep a little book in their schoolbag all the time, carrying it wherever we'd go. For those who'd lose themselves in words and new worlds. For those who lived and breathed in the books we read

To love a piece of literature so much that it becomes entwined with your very existence.

It's about us readers, who exist for stories and a love letter to all those pieces of literature that leave a mark on us.

In the end, ORV is nothing but an ode to it's reader

The Irishman (2019)   x   excerpt from the poem “Wildly Constant” by Anne Carson