#lcf novel

[ghostdata]

[makzee-51percent]

ITS HERE THIS IS NOT A DRILL I REPEAT LONG HAIR CALE IS HERE

[gatoquecontaestrelas]

I find it incredible how saying it's the God of Death's fault is always a valid solution to fill a plot hole in a TCF/LCF fanfic.

[frankencanon]

Ron: Should I call for a doctor, or would you rather have a bath?

Cale: Cold Water.

Ron: ???

Ron, internally: For...the bath???

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Cale, I am begging you to verbalize your thoughts. Only a few pages in and I can already see how so many misunderstandings came about.

[birb-catto]

You know things are not looking good when I start asking myself, "What would Cale-nim do?" Then flashes back to his list of crimes and going maybe not.

[xcceasy]

King maker

It's funny how at the beginning Cale was like "nah, I don't want to mess with him" and after a few hundred chapters he's now his sworn brother

Две крыски подружки

[halloween-neko96]

You know? I have been thinking for a while now. About [The Birth Of A Hero] novel. KRS!Cale only read up to volume 5 right? But the novel itself is longer and has more volume than that. It makes me wonder. Does the novel depict the whole 20-year-long war that ends in a tragedy? Does that mean in the novel, the [Cale Henituse] who was only a minor villain in the few first volumes will come back as a relevant side character? Because [The Birth Of A Hero] was meant to be a guide for Choi Jung Soo to change things. And [Cale Henituse] is important due to his Thames bloodline and the [Anual Rings Of Life] Accient Power which is important to kill the White Star requires someone with the Thames bloodline. Does the novel later reveal all those details about [Cale Henituse]? Does the novel also reveal [Alberu Crossman]’s true nature and origin? He is, after all, an important character as he is the one gathering people in the doomed future.

It's interesting to think about what else is written in there. And let's not forget, how interesting it is if KRS!Cale has all this information from the start. How KRS!Cale would act if he had read all the volumes of [The Birth Of A Hero] before he woke up in Cale's body? Knowing that the protagonist, [Choi Han] won't be able to handle everything because the novel has shown him how it ended in a tragedy? And what he will do from the start with all this extra knowledge that he knows, about ARM and the White Star, about the original owner of his current body, [Cale Henituse]’s relevant role in the bigger scheme, about everything including the Accient Powers and Gods?

[alicehattera03]

I kinda want to see Cale be magically handcuffed to a lot of people over the course of a couple days (weeks) just to see how they would all handle being handcuffed to him because Cale, as we know, would probably react the same to all of them, with differing amounts of indifference or mild annoyance at the new bother by his side looking into what he's doing at all times just because.

Bonus points when he's exasperated, "just let me sleep in peace", but the other person isn't, "i don't get to see you up close these days, let me enjoy it."

Extra bonus points for when he's the one curious for once and poking his nose into the other person's business and they have to physically push his face away, "give me some space, cale- don't make me say it again." and cale says right up against their ear, "i don't think so~"