If this is another timeline

He was taking the same pills that Klopp forced him to take in the first season (the first time line)
Remember klopp in the first season he himself invested in the company that produced those pills, in this time line (2nd season) Klopp has no idea about those pills existence while Aeroc looked for them and took them willingly in order to become an omega this is why Klopp found him in the slums.

It just happen as far as I remember based on the novel. He wake up one day that he became an omega along with his memories of the first life. (This will be discussed sooner too, when Kloff ask him about it)

As for the slums, I believe he went there because that is the only way for him to buy a suppressants. Since hes hiding that he became an omega, then asking one of his servants is a no no. Buying them himself too in local pharmacy is a no, too (He dont have a partner to use as an excuse). I think the butler knows hes an omega too, but Im not sure why he cant just ask him to do it instead lols

The butler doesn’t know, but he will in the next few chapters after Aeroc tells him. Oh boy this will be a funny redemption arc for our ML because the butler will be a total cock blocker hahaha. He will act like a strict father who isn’t approved of Kloft marrying his omega son. Hahaha

Aeroc's changed into an omega just recently after he met Klopp and yes the pills he bought from the slums were suppressants, the butler doesn't know yet and will discover it later when Aeroc tells him.

Redemption arc? There's literally NO redemption arc. What he did can never be redeemed for.

Kloff*

There will be an arc, a third season where Klopp will wake up in another timeline but this time he is the one keeping his memories from he's first life and he will suffer a lot to the point that he thinks he is in hell for what he did to Aerocc, this second time line is actually very sweet and it is for Aerocc to find his happy ending with the man he loves after all that suffering, this Klopp has nothing to do with the first one, and let's be honest in the first time line they were both in the wrong, I'm not justifying what Klopp did but Aerocc actions also helped things go the way they did.

Well you are right, but this klopp version will really try hard.

You might want to revisit the novel if you're still defending Kloff’s actions. Even in the first timeline, Kloff was at fault, no matter how subtle it seemed. I get it—your judgment might be clouded by too many stories glorifying red and black flags. To be clear, I’m not justifying Aeroc either. But if you truly think Aeroc and Kloff are on the same level after seeing everything Kloff didfor revenge—when he actually didn’t even want revenge—you might need to reflect at bit (or maybeconsider therapy).

First I didn't defend Klopp in any way and I never said he wasn't at fault I said they both were at fault, let me remind you that Aerocc was the cause of murdering two innocent souls, second you clearly didn't understand the concept of this story at all and you still don't understand the mixed feelings that Klopp has and how his brain works so I suggest you revisit the novel as well and maybe the manhwa too, Klopp that Aerock is dealing with in the second season is not Klopp from the first one, in this season Klopp got over his homophonia and accepted his feelings towards Aerocc despite him being an Alpha, while in the first season he hated himself and loved Aerocc and hated him at the same time because of his feelings that he found inappropriate.
Third, I don't know why you're taking this too seriously and even suggesting that I should consider therapy? How old are you? really.
I have a question for you, do you consider Aeroc as a victim in the first chapter? Cause I totally don't, what Klopp did was too much and too bad but one reaps what one sows that's what happened to Aerocc and now his getting his second chance.

Let me break this down, since there are quite a few things here that don’t quite add up.

First, you claim to not defend Kloff, yet you justify most of his actions as "mixed feelings" or the result of his internal struggles. That is defending him, even if unintentionally. Yes, Aeroc’s actions were horrific, but Kloff is no saint either. His provocation wasn’t just casual—it was intentional, calculated, and cruel. Struggling with homophobia or feelings of self-hatred doesn’t excuse him from weaponizing Rapiel and manipulating Aeroc.

Second, suggesting that Aeroc “reaped what he sowed” is dismissive. Two innocent lives were taken—not because Aeroc deserved it—but because Kloff chose to stir the pot and then walk away, refusing accountability for the chaos he caused. It’s not about excusing Aeroc but acknowledging that Kloff consistently escalated the conflict.

Finally, Kloff in Season 2 is an evolved version, but that doesn’t erase his past actions. Growth doesn’t equal innocence, and you can’t act like Aeroc’s suffering didn’t stem from Kloff’s deliberate provocations. If anything, Kloff’s second-chance narrative is less about redemption and more about repairing what he helped destroy.

Oh, and about the therapy comment? I wasn’t the one who brought up personal digs like that, so maybe reconsider what you’re projecting. Just saying.

Peace

You're still mixing things up, what do you mean by growth ? I agree with you if you're talking about Klopp of the first season but if you're including Klopp of the second season in this and still blame him for what he did in the first season then you're totally wrong, these are two different time lines, and even if Aerocc did go back in time the events of the story and how the other characters react depends on Aeroc's actions and the second season is hear to prove it, but whatever dude shil, touch some grass. (●'◡'●)ﾉ

Touch some grass? Babe, you’re the one writing fanfic-length defenses for Kloff like he’s paying your rent. Second season or not, accountability doesn’t vanish with a timeline reset. As long as Aeroc still remembers, Kloff is a sinner. His actions in the first timeline stick, and Aeroc’s decisions don’t magically erase Kloff’s guilt. Get your facts straight and maybe focus on the story instead of these mental gymnastics.

Dude I really don't care, what's your problem exactly? I can't believe I'm uselessly debating over a manhwa in the first place and you're making it worst.

Oh, I’ve no issues with you—just your opinion, which is wildly nonsensical and shows you know nothing about parallel timelines. That’s exactly why this conversation even started: to call out the victim-blaming nonsense you’re spewing. If you’re going to dive into dark romance, maybe educate yourself on the themes instead of reducing complex narratives to "they deserved it." Kloff is the villain, plain and simple. Aeroc’s trauma doesn’t vanish just because it’s inconvenient for your argument. Stick to fluff romances if accountability makes you this uncomfortable.

Just realize this is just your opinion and you're being opinionated, some would agree with you and some don't, parallel timelines do not have rules this is fiction, take it easy.