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15 - Truth Remains Unseen

  • Writer: Keigane
    Keigane
  • Jun 1
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 21


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Again a bit more work related stuff, to show that there's actually colleagues who'd gladly get rid of Keith. I know he has to endure a lot right now, and it won't get much better in the foreseeable future, sorry! It was important to me to show his pokerface a bit here, since he appeared pretty honest with his emotions so far - of course he's not like that at work. Jurji is an exception because they're more close (and yes, they had a relationship once... it's not very important for the plot itself, but it matters to explain why Jurji treats him relatively softly).



Regarding the old version(s): In the very first version I had a scene where Keith had to punish a traitor and has beaten him to the ground. It was actually a very bad way of introducing Keith, so I canceled this scene in later versions. But: There was always the matter of his condition endangering his position, and I think in the last version the whole mafia/work thing came off too "neat". lol Of course this isn't a harmonic job at all. XD Since I've been continously working on changing the plot, the rivalry will play a more important role, too.


Another thing I probably need to mention: I'm aware that the plot (and maybe also style/character design?) changes scared away all of the old readers. I'm sorry I messed up the story in your opinion obvs. I think it'd be better to view this one as its own, independent story. Especially the whole plot with Kaz should be seen as a different, old story. I'm also sorry that I killed Kaz, it wasn't an easy decision at all, but I want to focus this version more on other things. I think, at this point I'll stop sharing comparisations with the old version and only look ahead. Since there's no old readers left, it might also be confusing to refer to the old versioins all the time. ^^"


And overall, I'm much more happy with this version and especially the changes. I don't regret any of them.

 
 
 

3 Comments


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Sep 27

Anonymous June 15, 2025


I like how you offer insight into both Keith’s work and his personal life and past. It creates a nice contrast between what he feels inside, what he’s going through, and the “poker face” he shows to the outside world. I really enjoyed reading this chapter—the tension in it, caused by Keith’s struggle of losing his position and by Kaz, who still haunts him, was very well portrayed. As always, I love the symbolic cover image, which beautifully reflects Keith’s suffering from repressed emotions. My other favorite image is the way you depicted Kaz in his ghostly form, but honestly, every illustration is fantastic, perfectly capturing the characters’ emotions and the overall atmosphere.

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Sep 27

Guest Jun 04


Keith looks so beautiful, off topic ik but I needed to mention lol his hair 🖤 That group conversation is excellent drawn, each conversation and interaction is filled with whole body language and telling facial expressions, it looks so naturally, amazing work 🖤 thrilled for the next chap

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Sep 27

Lorian Jun 01


It seems his boss really worries - of him and the interest, but he prefers even unstable Keith than a fool.


Love the vision. Beautifully drawn, illusory and delicate. Keith really can't get rest.

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