And what does he do? He goes to see Diluc and give him the information. Now, after this, Kaeya witnesses something that may be related to Crepus’s death. In Japanese, he says “My adoptive brother Diluc” here, revealing their actual relationship in this line. I’m assuming whoever translated this wasn’t sure what term to use here, so they went for “like brothers”. Now comes the part that confused me and many people in the first read. Since their fight, they don’t want to refer to each other as brothers again, so they try to talk to each other as if they’re just acquaintances. Also, yes, in this dialogue Kaeya refers to Crepus as Diluc’s father, but this is because they’re talking in public. Kaeya knows exactly what Diluc has done (he attacked the Fatui guy) but remains silent. Now, if Diluc hated him so much, why have Kaeya there instead of other knights? Note that while they don’t talk to each other so much here, they don’t show hostility either. The first time we see Kaeya in the webcomic is precisely at Diluc’s manor. Since the webcomic happens before the game, let’s look at that one first. There are several instances, both in the webcomic and the game that show they aren’t so hostile and actually care for each other. After that Diluc left for 3 years, so obviously a lot happened in that period and by the time Diluc came back, it was difficult for them to just talk to each other like nothing had happened.īut do they hate each other? NO. Why don’t they show this brotherly bond? Because as we all know, they had a big fight after Crepus died and Kaeya confessed that he was a spy from Khaenri’ah. And this makes him Diluc’s adoptive brother by default. Crepus just saw a boy who had nothing and offered him a home and family. We don’t know if he changed his last name at some point or if he has always been an Alberich, but that is not important. “Kaeya Alberich is an adopted son to the Ragnvindr Family, the renowned wine tycoons.“ Kaeya was adopted by Crepus, it’s literally written in his in-game profile: If you consider this to be a problem then I’m sorry but that’s how I’m going to do this analysis.įirst of all, we should start with the most obvious thing. However, I do know Japanese and from my experience, I’m sure the Japanese translation is more accurate than the English one. I know that Chinese is the original language for both the webcomic and game, but unfortunately I don’t know Chinese. While the English translation is not actively wrong, it does take some liberties in some of the lines and this can lead to wrong interpretations. Maybe I’ll do a Part 2 in the future, we’ll see.Įdit 2: I guess this post kinda counts as Part 2 since we’ve gotten so many new tidbits about them.īefore we begin: I will be using English translations for the images shown, but I’ll be also using Japanese translations, especially when I find the English translation to be unreliable. NOTE: This is just a post meant to show evidence as objectively as possible taking into account official info that we have until this point.Įdit: This was written back in January 2021, so bare in mind that there might be new info that has been released ever since, but I’m not going to modify this post. So in this post, I’m going to compilate all the evidence I’ve found on why they don’t hate each other and how they show that they care. A Switch version is in development.I still see many people claiming that Kaeya and Diluc don’t feel like brothers or that they hate each other etc.
Genshin Impact is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, and mobile devices. Since then, Kaeya resolved himself to never reveal the truth of his origins to anyone else. After the fight, the brothers separated, their relationship shaky at best. The revelation had angered Diluc, and the two crossed swords, which spurred Kaeya to gain his Vision in Genshin Impact. The only person who knows this information is Diluc as Kaeya had come clean on the night of their father’s death. However, his mission in Mondstadt is unclear. Kaeya was an agent of the mysterious, godless kingdom. This is also where the Traveler found themselves when they first woke up in Teyvat. It is popularly known as the land without a god as it is not ruled by any of the Seven. The Kingdom of Khaenri’ah is a yet unreleased region in Genshin Impact. Kaeya’s father had brought him there from the distant land of Khaenri'ah.
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