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Readers are delighted by Key's innocent hero-worship of his sister's fiancé, sparking joyful speculation about a future \"brother-in-law\" relationship and how Key might join the butler, Justin, in shipping the main couple. This cute interaction is steeped in dramatic irony, as fans recall the original story's tragic ending where Ares kills the young emperor. This knowledge adds a poignant depth to their scenes, prompting discussions about how the naive Key was likely manipulated into tyranny and the tragedy of being murdered by one's own hero. Meanwhile, Ares's intense, petty jealousy remains a core comedic driver, now pivoting from the knight Noel to his own best friend, Lancelot, whom Yuna initially expressed interest in meeting. This insecurity, while humorous, has some readers questioning Ares's character and even championing the unseen Lancelot as a potential male lead. 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