May

[gatoquecontaestrelas]

It would not be an exaggeration to say that this game was the very reason Yuder – who preferred running outside and playing far more than studying – had at least managed to learn how to read.

I know this isn't the first time Yuder has said he didn't like studying as a child, preferring to play, but I still find it very funny to imagine how much Grandpa MeLuma must have suffered and struggled to find ways to keep Yuder still and interested in his studies long enough to teach him something, especially since this is a stark contrast to the adult Yuder.

[kkokkovo423]

Nyehehehehe this trend is so them, and would def work both ways lololol.

Also Happy belated Birthday to my glorious king Yuderrrrrr!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[cluelessgeometry]

Re-reading turning (1153) and I'm thinking thoughts...

Theory time!!

First... the impact of imprint on pregnancies.

I think Yuder had said that even in the first game, male omegas rarely get pregnant outside of heat and even then, the children often die before their 3rd birthday. Just like mages who often couldn't have biological children, and resorted to the "spiritual father" system (you get me), it's (i think) speculated that it's because their mana core is situated near the mama organs. I even saw someone on here saying the fact that omega awakeners can get pregnant during heat is because their powers get dormant during that period. Which is a good theory imho 🤔

We also know that kishyu imprinted on the first timeline and at least Yuder didn't get any heat after that catastrophic first time. Probably neither Kishiar (it lasts like 15 days for him, after he quit the legion, Yuder probably wouldn't have noticed but that one year before? Surely he would've? Baby first game Yuder isn't very observant but still...)

So... What if the key to second gender awakeners having healthy pregnancies and children lays on the fact they're imprinted or not?

Second theory... Luma may have bestowed some fairy guardian power upon Yuder. Or a fairy did. Idk

We're pretty sure grandpa is Luma atp and we know he created Enon by giving part of his heart, his hands and linking them to the soul (apple) of a tree fairy. He was also strangely convinced Yuder was going to do great things and I've read ahead and remember he can hop on time and probably appear somewhere where something significant happens. But what really bothered me was not all of this. Yuder is literally the avatar. It's said that even in the first timeline, his powers were strong enough for him to outshine his comrades. He even says he doesn't need to worry about that part since his powers are strong when he asks Kishiar to give him advice on creating a new combat style using a sword and his powers combined. Thatbwas early on the first game, he was a baby legion member and was already super strong. But what's strange is his vulnerability to monsters (where he feels his powers literally drains from him if he even touches something made out of monster byproduct (the Kiolle pin incident + the palleta arc where he recognizes real monster merchandise that southern merchants disguised as junk)). I don't think it's a weakness inherent to his powers. It's too weird to be just that. He may have noticed this vulnerability only after his awakening since only then did he encounter monsters but I think he was always like this. Even more so when you know nature seems to act kindly towards Yuder. Branches bending not to slap him in the face or the wind telling him the right path home... or being carried to the shore after falling from a cliff. That's not how awakener powers work. Yuder says he only experienced these things since awakening but I don't trust his words one bit. Yuder is the second most unreliable narrator ever (after our king Kim Dokja). So what if he was blessed by some fairy or nature thing during the monsters attack that took his parents away? What if it's this that permits Luma (who has some kind of link to these creatures) to pinpoint where on time he should hop?

ANYWAY.

I still love this story dearly and beside hp I think I've never reread something so much (this is at least my 5th read).

[uninteresthing]

Waiting....

[nart-is-a-monster]

Feral.

[nart-is-a-monster]

Day 30 hunter verse. And something else there too >:3c

[cyrellinate]

erm.....

[illiteratecanvas]

kinda messy but happy birthday to yuder the-greatest-of-all-time aile! idkkk, first time posting on tumblr kinda nervous 𐔌՞꜆.  ̫.꜀՞𐦯

[nart-is-a-monster]

Watercolors for birthday boy.

[moth-bawls]

Almost forgot to post cause I got distracted by Paralives lol

Anyway, update on this piece I started forever ago. I was hoping to finish it by my birthday, but considering that's tomorrow, that's definitely not happening ;-; Guess it's just gonna be stuck in WIP hell for who knows how long

[yuderloverr]

I love them

[yuderloverr]

I love them

[fruitywriter]

Full version! Happy birthday to my most beloved character 🩷✨

[ceruleanheaven]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at myself] its over

[yuderlvr]

im here to yap but except this is about Gloe and Yuder, who pulled a tarot card in chapter 604! !!Spoliers!!

One of the cool details I've remembered is that Yuder pulled a card called “Festival of the Trumpeting Jester” out of 5 cards. In any tarot decks at all, there is no such thing as that, but one could directly lead that to The Fool.

It is also because she said this -> "She said it was the strongest blessing her cards could currently bestow.” which is actually quite accurate! In tarot cards, The Fool is considered one of the strongest since it is the first (0) in the Major Arcana cards, symbolizing a new beginning and freedom!

In correlation to this, im really surprised Kuyu-nim managed to relate it to Yuder's situation! If you see the Fool Card, you can actually see a white dog warning the Fool before it walks off the cliff! The dog could actually symbolize Ershi, who had warned Yuder about the tail.

“...Just as Jim said. It seemed as if a black tail had been attached to your back since you first appeared."

"..."

"Consider Marsun's debt repaid with this."

And yet, Yuder still walked off the cliff (symbolically), going to the forest to lure them with no fear at all! Even when the Fool only carries a small bag and a flower, it leaps in to the danger (Yuder leaping in even though he does not know exactly whats coming for him) The Tarot Card also perfectly represented the situation where Yuder experienced his heat, as the Fool means -> "Take a leap of faith and trust that you have the support of the universe. Acknowledge the lessons you encounter will lead to expanded consciousness and unforseen opportunities"

Even when Yuder experienced his heat, he did not stop and protected himself against the danger, only calming down when Kishiar swoops in to save him!

[yuderlvr]

Another yap time !!SLIGHTLY CONTAIN TURNING NOVEL SPOLIERS!!

If you guys don't remember where this is, I sure as heck do LOL (Chapter 16 in Manhwa)

This actually interests me.. Kishiar as The Sun and the Red Stone as the World! Let me explain why :

Kishiar -> The Sun

The Sun means clarity and optimism. Bringing an experience of renewed vitality and conscious understanding. Improved health is on the way, as well as a return on your enthusiasm for life. The manhwa has already spoiled us in some way, with Yuder's dialogue as "Ensuring Kishiar's safety". along with that, symbolizing that Kishiar's life would change for the better. He would be more happier then the tl1 Kishiar, and he would definitely be more healthier.

Kishiar La Orr, in the tarot card, is looking up. At the same time, circles of stars surround him with a white background. "Stars symbolize hope and guidance, appearing in myths, religious traditions, and dreams. They represent a connection to something greater, serving as markers of destiny. Light from stars carries information that transcends time, creating a bridge between the present and the past"

Red stone -> The World

The world symbolizes the end of a cycle, and reminds you that when you complete a project, you experience the rewards of your efforts. As seen in the novel, the Red stone actually serves its purpose as The World. They had managed to collect the Red Stone, and use it for Kishiar and Keilusa's awakening.

Whats also interesting is the three stars. In the normal tarot card, The World does not have three stars at all. But in numerology, The World equals to 3, and connects to 1&2 and 12! Three stars also mean powerful spiritual alignment, divinity, and the trinity (mind, body, spirit).

[cyrellinate]

smthg abt kishiar who, prereveal, is aware that yuder has some kind of secret but chooses to love and support him anyway, reassuring him of his trustworthiness and loveability regardless of any secrets he has, and then later finding out the true weight of the secret that intertwines uncomfortably deeply with himself and his core.