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Compared to literal mafia bosses, psycho kings, and ruthless alphas in the rest of the RinaVerse, these two completely fold. They act all dark, brooding, and dangerous on the outside but Asher and Kyle are easily the weakest links.

Asher Carson: He spent half of the Lies & Truths Duet acting like a massive bully because he was utterly terrified of his own feelings and confused by an amnesia plot. The "moodiest man" title just hides the fact that he cannot handle real pressure or vulnerability.

Kyle Hunter: In Throne of Power, he acts like he runs things, but he handles actual conflict like a child who drops his toys the moment a real threat walks into the room.

And can we talk about their wealth? Because they aren't even that rich.Compared to the absolute financial empires of the heavy hitters in this universe, Asher and Kyle are practically middle-class.

They are playground bullies at best, not powerful or elite men. Change my mind. Or better yet, try to defend them, because I don't see how anyone can.

We all know Jonathan King has a massive god-complex. His beef with Henry and Ethan in RES made sense because he had historical, personal reasons for it. But it got me thinking about the Legacy of Gods generation. Jonathan definitely views the King family as the ultimate peak of existence, and I’m convinced he secretly considers almost all of his grandchildren's in-laws to be completely inferior.

Think about it:

The Volkovs & Sokolovs: Even though they control the Bratva, Jonathan values corporate empire, untouchable high-society status, and absolute control. He would absolutely look down on the raw, chaotic mafia nature of families like the Volkovs (Annika) and the Sokolovs (Mia/Nikolai). To him, they are just violent criminals.

The Carsons: Killian Carson might be a psychopath, but Jonathan would likely view the Carson family as lesser elite compared to the King global empire.

The Exception (Ava Nash): The only family I think he would actually tolerate or respect is Ava’s. This is purely because her maternal grandfather, Sebastian Queens, was Jonathan’s actual friend.

What about the Davenports? Do you guys think the Kings have ever done business with the Davenports? I feel like if the Davenports were their in-laws, Jonathan wouldn't actually look down on them. In Kiss the Villain, when Kayden Davenport calls Alexander, kayden asks how alex knows him. Alex's reply is literally: "Who doesn't? Everyone knows him." The Davenports are massive, established old money. I don't know if they are kings level wealthy but their elite status might actually earn Jonathan’s rare stamp of approval.

Canonically, Rina never really gives us major scenes of the older Kings interacting with their grandkids' new in-laws, aside from Nash, or Aiden & Adrian crossing paths once or twice.

What do you guys think? Would Jonathan actually sit at a dinner table with a Bratva members, or would he refuse to even acknowledge their existence? Which in-law family do you think he would despise the most?

I saw a post a few days ago about how Kyle has completely accepted Landon. Even on Instagram, people keep saying Landon is the ultimate favorite son-in-law, and the only one who truly got accepted by a girl's dad. Some fans even claim Mia’s family basically worships him.

But what about Eli and Killian? They were easily the most hated ones.

What do you guys think? Is Landon really the most loved son-in-law in the Legacy of Gods series.

I keep seeing people say Landon is like Aiden ,but I’m starting to disagree. While they both have that dark "king" energy, their motivations are so different. Aiden was calculating and protective; he didn’t just go looking for chaos for the sake of it. Lan, on the other hand, does insane things purely out of boredom, which is a level of unhinged Aiden never really touched.

And then there is Killian Carson. He has that same suffocating, predatory dominance, but with a darkness that feels even more primal.

On the other side, we have the Eli fans who claim he’s "better" than his father. People call Eli a green flag, but is that just because he isn't as outwardly toxic as Aiden was to Elsa? Is Eli actually a watered-down version, or did he just learned how to hide his red flags better?

Does anyone know zodiac signs of legacy of gods characters i remember glyn's birthday was in the summer also cecily 's was in september making her a virgo or libra what do you guys think would be their zodiac signs according to their personality?

I’m tired of pretending every couple in the Rinaverse is on the same level. There is a massive gap between the "titans" of these series and everyone else who is just filling space.

The Elites:

Aiden and Jonathan are clearly the only ones who matter in the grand scheme of things, but let's talk about Cole. He was the only one with enough backbone and grit to be a "tough competitor" to Aiden . Xander, levi & ronan didn't stood a chance. Giving Cole and Silver a standalone was a robbery. If anyone deserved a duet or a full trilogy to flesh out that dark complexity, it was them. The others just don't have that same weight.

The Bratva:

The hierarchy here is even more obvious. Adrian and Kirill are the only significant leads because they actually got the page time to prove it. You can’t compare a standalone character to the absolute dominance of a trilogy lead. Because Adrian and Kirill were given three books, the others feels like they aren't as significant as these two like kyle & asher he wasn't in bratva but his book is definitely on that side.

Log:

In log i feel like rk made sure to look landon as main character as much as I can't stand him rk annoyingly inserted him everywhere it surprised me cause in res aiden was the main character so I thought in log it will be his son ( eli) who will have a significant role to my surprise he was barely there in other books & even in his book it felt like he was the extension of ava.

Anyways I feel like aiden, jonathan, adrian, krill are the big 4 also most powerful & wealthy & in log rk made landon superior.

Do you guys think about hypothetical situations?

Like

1.What would have happened if creighton was successful in killing jeremy.

2. What would have happened if lan had killed killian.

3. What if mia wasn't mute.

4.If bran wasn't graped by grace.

5.Ava didn't had psychosis.

Does anyone else feel like the shooting storyline in God of Pain (GOP) was wasted on Creighton? Don't get me wrong, Creigh definitely deserved it for everything he put Annika through, but I feel like it would have hit so much harder if it happened to Killian in God of Malice (GOM).Killian is a literal psychopath and his actions were arguably way more unhinged I expected that level of high-stakes drama for Killian's book. Am I the only one who thinks Killian deserved that bullet just as much, if not more?

I don't know what would have happened if that storyline would have been in gom but my girl annika got a lot of hate from aiden & elsa if it was for killian & glyn's book she should have been safe .

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I just finished it and there are a lot of posts about it on this subreddit still i have a question about it so killian basically forces himself on glyndon at the cliff and she comes from a very powerful family so why she doesn't tell them and then she preceds to love him at last chapter before epilogue she takes him to meet her family where her family jonathan and levi threaten to kill him what if they would have killed him i know he didn't die at the end

but if they would have been successful to kill him would killian's family have intervened i haven't read killian's parents book i have only read res so I don't know how powerful they are and his father and brother doesn't seem to care about him so would they have done something if king family would have killed killian or they wouldn't have cared help me out?