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A significant portion of the readership expresses impatience with this AU, viewing it as an unwelcome interruption and voicing a strong desire to return to the main story's epilogue for updates on Latte, Arwin, their child, and the original heroine, Ibelin. While a minority of readers, particularly Kenneth fans, enjoy the \"what-if\" scenario and find their interactions cute, most feel the main story with Arwin is more unique and compelling. A recurring point of debate is Kenneth's phobia of women, with Latte's frequent physical contact being interpreted as either significant character progress or a plot inconsistency that contradicts his trauma. 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A significant portion of the readership expresses impatience with this AU, viewing it as an unwelcome interruption and voicing a strong desire to return to the main story's epilogue for updates on Latte, Arwin, their child, and the original heroine, Ibelin. While a minority of readers, particularly Kenneth fans, enjoy the \"what-if\" scenario and find their interactions cute, most feel the main story with Arwin is more unique and compelling. A recurring point of debate is Kenneth's phobia of women, with Latte's frequent physical contact being interpreted as either significant character progress or a plot inconsistency that contradicts his trauma. 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The dominant sentiment is that their dynamic lacks romantic chemistry and is better suited to a platonic \"BFF\" or sibling-like relationship, especially when compared to the established and beloved canonical pairing with the mage, Arwin. A significant portion of the readership expresses impatience with this AU, viewing it as an unwelcome interruption and voicing a strong desire to return to the main story's epilogue for updates on Latte, Arwin, their child, and the original heroine, Ibelin. While a minority of readers, particularly Kenneth fans, enjoy the \"what-if\" scenario and find their interactions cute, most feel the main story with Arwin is more unique and compelling. A recurring point of debate is Kenneth's phobia of women, with Latte's frequent physical contact being interpreted as either significant character progress or a plot inconsistency that contradicts his trauma. 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