Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius
Kaeya Alberich, pleasure to make your acquantance.
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@cavalry-cap-kaeya
Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius
Kaeya Alberich, pleasure to make your acquantance.
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"the lonely one offers his blade too quickly to whomever he encounters."
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Undetermined hiatus
Not going to be around while we get the specifics of how my family falls apart, maybe it'll all be cleared up in a few days, maybe a few months, we'll fucking find out.
Be back god knows when. I'd like it to be soon. I don't want this to drag out.
Standard rules post.
“ Happy Birthday, Kaeya! How would you like to spend it? In the tavern or at headquarters? Whatever you want! I will tag along!”
"Why do I get the feeling you'll make me pay despite it being my birthday?"
Venti giggled when he heard the question.
“ You are so funny, Kaeya! We have such laughs but seriously.. This is your birthday! We should do something special!!”
"I'm definitely paying, aren't I?"
"Well, I suppose the tavern is waiting for us."
“ Happy Birthday, Kaeya! How would you like to spend it? In the tavern or at headquarters? Whatever you want! I will tag along!”
"Why do I get the feeling you'll make me pay despite it being my birthday?"
Happy Birthday, Captain! Have some chocolates!
Why thank you!
A child wind and stars, beloved of the dawn and cherished by twilight.
Happy birthday, Kaeya
Annie: Happy birthday Captain Blueberry!
Fang: Happy Birthday Kaeya.
Here.
[You got:
A cat plushie and a new book: "Jokes for beginners"]
Thank you, you two.
Happy Birthday, Kaeya!
"Oh, sure~ Just leave it there. I'll take a look."
Genshin Impact | 2024 Birthday Pictures: Kaeya
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November 30, Saturday
Happy Birthday, Kaeya!
"Enjoying small gatherings is just like appraising art. It's only through taking the utmost care to appreciate such a lucky opportunity that we can be sure not to waste it." "Today is truly a day worth celebrating. Cheers!"
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Kaevember Day 29: Crane Game
When neither you nor your friend have depth perception.
“Kaeya!” Jean smiles brightly with a cake “Me and Noelle decided to me make you something for your birthday” Jean says warmly
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"Oh! Thank you Jean. I'll be sure to thank Noelle as well."
hbd kaeya
Happy Birthday, Kaeya!
Hey, cute little kitty, care to strike a deal with me?
When the Traveler comes over for a card duel with me later, I need you to hop up on the table and mess up the cards.
That'll be my cue to whip out the gift I've prepared. I promise, if you pull this off, you'll get an endless stash of fish treats.
So, what do you say? If you're in, gimme a fist bump!
As Littluc rode along the path toward Mondstadt, the glint of his Knight's of Favonius armor in the distance caught his eye. Squinting, he saw a familiar figure — blue hair and that signature eyepatch. But something was off… This Kaeya looked taller, broader, and carried himself with an authority that seemed strange to Littluc. His brother was patrolling with a group of Knights.
Without another thought, he jumped down from his horse, cupping his hands around his mouth. "Kaeya!" he called out, his voice carrying down the path.
The unmistakable voice of a child distracted Kaeya from his conversation with the patrolling team. A red haired child was calling out to him from further down the path. The team exchanged confused looks before mutterings began. "The hell?" "Is that Master Diluc?" "What the fuck?" "Stop swearing! He'll hear! I don't remember when he learned swears and Adelinde'll kill me if I teach him any. I'll figure it out, just carry on with patrol."
Kaeya waved at Littluc as he approached. "Hey Luc. What are you doing out here?"
Littluc approached Kaeya, frowning at the knights who seemed to be whispering behind his back. He didn't understand why they were all staring at him like that, but it made him feel uncomfortable. Shaking it off, he turned his attention to Kaeya, squinting at him in confusion.
"Kaeya..." Littluc started, looking the older version of his brother up and down. His mind was racing. What was going on? Kaeya was supposed to be younger—so why did he look so much older now? Taller, too? It didn’t make sense. Littluc rubbed his head in frustration.
“Why are you here? And why are you dressed like that?” Littluc’s eyes drifted down to Kaeya's nonstandard uniform. He blinked, trying to shake the feeling of confusion off. “I’m looking for Father. And… you, too,” he said, his voice a little uncertain. “Where is he? What’s going on? Why the heck do you look… so different?”
Kaeya cast a quick glare at the knights, insisting that they do, in fact, carry on with their patrol. It was a little concerning that Diluc appeared to be a young teenager, but it couldn''t be a permanent thing. Surely.
"Well, it's just what I wear. Nowadays" It was hardly like he didn't know the next question would come, but he had rather hoped it wouldn't. "Oh, he's. He's. Out. I haven't seen him today either. He might have had to get an early boat to Sumeru. For business." "Phenomenal excuse that, he won't be suspicious at all."
Littluc squinted, his eyes narrowing as he looked Kaeya up and down with clear suspicion. "Father didn’t say anything about going to Sumeru," he mumbled, clearly uneasy. He glanced over Kaeya’s shoulder, half-expecting to spot his father hiding somewhere behind him, but he found only the group of curious knights casting wary glances in their direction.
Then, as he continued studying Kaeya, his gaze grew even more incredulous. “And you...you’re not supposed to be taller than me!” he burst out, almost affronted, his voice rising in frustration. “You look... older. Way older. What is going on?”
His eyes finally landed on the faint blue glow of Kaeya's Cryo Vision, and his face lit up with shock and excitement. “Wait... when did you get that?” he asked, a hint of awe in his voice. "Is that... is that a Cryo Vision? That’s incredible!” He looked back up at Kaeya, eyes bright with curiosity despite his confusion, half-forgetting his bewilderment for a second in his excitement.
"Ah, well, maybe he went... somewhere else?" There was no way he'd get out of this without Diluc being suspicious, but that was Diluc. The best he could do would be to avoid the topic and with the new questions, it was the perfect chance.
"I don't know any more about what's happening than you, but we know a few people who can do magic. It's a safe bet magic is involved." It had to be some kind of magic, which would surely wear off at some point. Logicly, just making sure nothing severe happened and waiting should be fine.
Ah. The vision was not the best change of topic. "I got it a few years ago. I suppose it is rather incredible, isn't it?" He glanced over Diluc, trying to spot if there was a vision or not. Admittedly, when his brother got a vision was probably knowledge he should have remembered, but other information and events surrounding the vision itself did sort of take priority in his memory.
Littluc furrowed his brows, Kaeya’s words doing little to ease the mounting frustration and confusion swirling in his chest. Magic? Sure, magic could explain some things—but it couldn’t explain everything. His arms crossed over his chest, a frown tugging at his lips as he looked up at the taller, older Kaeya.
“Magic doesn’t just make everything around me different,” he said, voice edging with the exasperation of a younger sibling who refused to be placated with simple answers. “It doesn’t make everyone older! Or taller!” He gestured at Kaeya with both hands, as if to emphasize the absurdity of his current predicament. “And it definitely doesn’t make people avoid questions like you’re doing right now!”
He stopped, catching his breath, and his eyes drifted toward Kaeya’s Cryo Vision again. “You got your Vision… a few years ago,” he repeated slowly, trying to process it. He'd received his own when he was 10 and then subsequently in the next two years he'd joined the Knights as the youngest Knight in histoy
His explanation clearly wasn't helping. He'd need someone who understood more to satisfy Diluc. "You know that phrase 'if everyone you meet is different, you're probably the different one'? Thinking the magic is restricted to you."
"For me a few years. The future for you?"
Yes, Huffman, if you forget boots suited to the ice and slip and fall in front of the outgoing patrol group, we will laugh at you and talk about it for the whole patrol.
As Littluc rode along the path toward Mondstadt, the glint of his Knight's of Favonius armor in the distance caught his eye. Squinting, he saw a familiar figure — blue hair and that signature eyepatch. But something was off… This Kaeya looked taller, broader, and carried himself with an authority that seemed strange to Littluc. His brother was patrolling with a group of Knights.
Without another thought, he jumped down from his horse, cupping his hands around his mouth. "Kaeya!" he called out, his voice carrying down the path.
The unmistakable voice of a child distracted Kaeya from his conversation with the patrolling team. A red haired child was calling out to him from further down the path. The team exchanged confused looks before mutterings began. "The hell?" "Is that Master Diluc?" "What the fuck?" "Stop swearing! He'll hear! I don't remember when he learned swears and Adelinde'll kill me if I teach him any. I'll figure it out, just carry on with patrol."
Kaeya waved at Littluc as he approached. "Hey Luc. What are you doing out here?"
Littluc approached Kaeya, frowning at the knights who seemed to be whispering behind his back. He didn't understand why they were all staring at him like that, but it made him feel uncomfortable. Shaking it off, he turned his attention to Kaeya, squinting at him in confusion.
"Kaeya..." Littluc started, looking the older version of his brother up and down. His mind was racing. What was going on? Kaeya was supposed to be younger—so why did he look so much older now? Taller, too? It didn’t make sense. Littluc rubbed his head in frustration.
“Why are you here? And why are you dressed like that?” Littluc’s eyes drifted down to Kaeya's nonstandard uniform. He blinked, trying to shake the feeling of confusion off. “I’m looking for Father. And… you, too,” he said, his voice a little uncertain. “Where is he? What’s going on? Why the heck do you look… so different?”
Kaeya cast a quick glare at the knights, insisting that they do, in fact, carry on with their patrol. It was a little concerning that Diluc appeared to be a young teenager, but it couldn''t be a permanent thing. Surely.
"Well, it's just what I wear. Nowadays" It was hardly like he didn't know the next question would come, but he had rather hoped it wouldn't. "Oh, he's. He's. Out. I haven't seen him today either. He might have had to get an early boat to Sumeru. For business." "Phenomenal excuse that, he won't be suspicious at all."
Littluc squinted, his eyes narrowing as he looked Kaeya up and down with clear suspicion. "Father didn’t say anything about going to Sumeru," he mumbled, clearly uneasy. He glanced over Kaeya’s shoulder, half-expecting to spot his father hiding somewhere behind him, but he found only the group of curious knights casting wary glances in their direction.
Then, as he continued studying Kaeya, his gaze grew even more incredulous. “And you...you’re not supposed to be taller than me!” he burst out, almost affronted, his voice rising in frustration. “You look... older. Way older. What is going on?”
His eyes finally landed on the faint blue glow of Kaeya's Cryo Vision, and his face lit up with shock and excitement. “Wait... when did you get that?” he asked, a hint of awe in his voice. "Is that... is that a Cryo Vision? That’s incredible!” He looked back up at Kaeya, eyes bright with curiosity despite his confusion, half-forgetting his bewilderment for a second in his excitement.
"Ah, well, maybe he went... somewhere else?" There was no way he'd get out of this without Diluc being suspicious, but that was Diluc. The best he could do would be to avoid the topic and with the new questions, it was the perfect chance.
"I don't know any more about what's happening than you, but we know a few people who can do magic. It's a safe bet magic is involved." It had to be some kind of magic, which would surely wear off at some point. Logicly, just making sure nothing severe happened and waiting should be fine.
Ah. The vision was not the best change of topic. "I got it a few years ago. I suppose it is rather incredible, isn't it?" He glanced over Diluc, trying to spot if there was a vision or not. Admittedly, when his brother got a vision was probably knowledge he should have remembered, but other information and events surrounding the vision itself did sort of take priority in his memory.