Kaeya Lore Series Part One | Genshin Impact Character Lore 

I didn't know that, I'll Che k it out because that's an interesting change. Why would he be safer with a stranger than with his father and what does that mean for the ancient plot that was running through his head when Crepus died? Kaeya really always does invite more questions than answers. Thanks for watching and commenting

@@theunlikelygenshingamer My mind says it's the developers mistake, my heart says it's a hidden information. Oh and by the way, the scene where Kaeya hears his "Fathers" voice, has different intonations in Chinese-- someone who plays in Chinese said, that the intonation and meaning when the father said "Sorry, Kaeya", was more towards "don't blame me" or something. but going down the differences in translations is kind of a rabbit hole, I hear Ninnguang as a character is different for Chinese players than the one in English. in Kaeya's case, the way they wrote him, is mesmerizingly cunning. They don't use third parties to praise his mind and his deeds, like in Kokomi's case- she was praised to the roof, and when we actually met her-- she accepts anonymous gifts from Fatui. Kaeya's cunning is shown, his plans, and every word he speaks is tailored out to last detail. Intelligent pursuit characters always will be up my alley, but the very complexity of Kaeya is why I stick around the game, still.

in windblume, we also hear's his father voice saying " your are our only hope" it could be that hes existance together with nahida, irmnisul knowldegs might be the key for the cure & the fact rukadevata stopped the curse on sumeru, since the illness they were affected with eleazer is how the lore describes how the ppl of kaenraiah started to turn into hilichurls (its in the lore of the huge mechas since the sumru ppl who fought side by side with karnariahns witnessed it)

Thank you!! And I agree with most of the points you mentioned. Thats why I'm sure that there is something suspicious about that eye. Besides no one else who wears an eye patch has it on the same side except the Khaenri’ahns. Also Kaeya’s line about Fischl where he teases us about being of royal descent, is very interesting especially because hoyoverse subtly changed it after the Caribert quest.

I really should continue this series, I even had part two mostly written. I guess I was a bit discouraged by its reception but you guys comments have me reconsidering. Thank you for watching and commenting, and I hope you do stick around for more.

I beginning to think this is either something that is only in the know amongst Khaenri’ahs, or it's something that was forgotten over the ages like how they used to worship a time god as well or perhaps it's lost knowledge like a lot of things that pertain to Khaenri’ah.

There is not a lots of Khaenrians currently in the game (I can count the ones we meet in the game on one hand). The general population lives their lives without ever meeting with one. Also, why would the everyday people in Teyvat know about how Khaenrians looked like, a nation which was destroyed 500 years ago?

Crepus certqinly knew somthing he us sus af

I would love to continue this series especially with the new info in his hangouts if people are interested in watching😁

please continue the series 😭 i found ur channel cuz of this lore analysisss

I've seen this and that would be wild 😁 what if Diluc’s non existent mom was? Who knows... Thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it.

You will be happy to know that because of you guys encouragement part two is on its way now! I should be able to post it this week and part three which is going to be the best part is in the works now. Thanks for the kick in the rear 😁

That's a good question 🤔 in my opinion he would have known it and here's my reasoning. Firstly I think he was prepared for this mission extensively to make sure he had the best chance of integrating. If he didn't know the language that raised the question of where is he from then. And also because his fighting style is called "ceremonial bladework" unlike the Favonius Bladework of the rest of knights, I think he was taught how to fight before he arrived as well. Lending more substance to the idea he was trained to take this role.

@@theunlikelygenshingamer yeah if he didn't know it would also raised the question of how he'd Learn the language if the language is basically extinct so yeah he probably already knew thank you

You're probably right. I feel like it was more than altruism that made Crepus take in Kaeya and raise him as his own son like that. An agreement between Crepus and Kaeya’s father would definitely explain that.

@@theunlikelygenshingamer Thank you! I think he might still have taken Kaeya in but I just don't think he would have treated Kaeya the same way. Not in a bad way but maybe more like he would have raised Kaeya to become a worker rather than Diluc's brother?

Thanks!! I'm glad you liked it.