Seriously though. I understand that when look closely into their relationship, its kinda icky, but its like you said, if they had been reading this from the beginning they wouldn't be so up in arms about it now. Tell us you've been skimming this story just for for the naughty bits without actually paying attention to the plot without telling us.
No genuinely. Ethan's father trusted Sebastian to take care of his son, and Sebastian did that in quite literally every way possible, a lil weird definitely, yet they're not at all trying to see the bigger picture that is Ethan finally becoming a bit more independent in his life (except for how dependent he in fact is) but yeah y'know
And they're vampires. They live differently
This! When has any vampire related piece of media NOT had some strange relationship? It's like the entire point
Agree. I only said it was kinda icky because they're looking at it through a "human" perspective, which yeah if they were humans, it would be totally gross. But like Sebastian said, he was Ethan's father's familiar. They live in a world of vampires and other supernatural beings. Human laws and morals don't really apply there.
Blood bank will disturb them more. Thirst is a bit on the tame side when it comes to vampire stories.
The only icky part for me here is wren. Like..... (〜￣△￣)〜 Drugged or not, He's a nope for me.
OMG I loved Blood Bank!!! It was one of the first supernatural BLs I read! 100% more... disturbing than this. By the way these people are reacting, they'd probably have a stroke just trying to get through the first season of it.
I have mixed feelings for Wren. The optimist in me wants to hold out hope that he comes through, but it is not looking good for him character development wise.
That's so true, especially when the blood bones arc started and the carnival arc. That story is a real sneak peek to vampires and their world.
I was hoping wren would be anything he's doing at the moment when he appeared, but he's not. I'm now thinking that's who he really is and not just the drugs talking.
I was optimistic that Wren might actually be on Tristan's side because of any residual familial attachment he might have, but it looks like self-preservation is going to win here, and that makes me sad. More for Tristan than Wren. Poor boy has been a tool/pawn for years, and when he finally gets the family he's wanted after everything he's been through, it turns out to be another one of his uncle's schemes.
Yeah Wren had been through the ringer as well, but he has Tristan back willing to do anything to help free him, and here he is playing double agent with neither side being sure where his true loyalties lie.
That's true. I was kind of sad for him when his back story started, but he started losing it when tristan grew up. I just hope that director rest 6ft under sooner haha.
Btw if you've watched interview with the vampire, that was mind blowing too.
Y'all clearly haven't been reading properly if you're questioning Sebastian and Ethan's relationship when it was literally shown how they were from the beginning