#knight Kay

[sickfreaksirkay]

knight who pulls up an ipad with a tip screen after he completes a quest for a damsel

[illustratus]

[bfhdhb]

numero 7

[aimeeisdead]

aa textposts part 4

[katabay]

king arthur and the body of sir (cei)

god kay makes me so sad. idk!! it's something about how his character becomes transformed in later narratives to the point of unrecognizability. it's lonely to read about!!! it's like you've buried someone, and then you turn around and someone who looks like them is standing right there, but it's also Not Them.

Caitlin R. Green, Concepts of Arthur

Sir Kay, Seneschal of King Arthur's Court, Harold J Herman

[surfingkaliyuga]

“Sir Olaf and the Underworld” Kay Nielsen 1913 Illustration from the 1914 edition of East of the Sun and West of the Moon: Old Tales From the North, a collection of Scandinavian fairy tales.

[cerylune]

Updated an old oc for dnd

[swampythesweetsketch]

therapist: middle aged kai doesn't exist he can't hurt you

middle aged kai:

[ksilberne]

WoLship week prompts starting with Role Reversal :)

[sandrakir31]

Q: Clay, what do you think about Kai's clothes? There's not enough armor on it, don't you think?

In fact, I don't know how correct the translation is here, but I hope everything is ok.

Everything here is drawn according to the canons of my fanfic (in Russian):

Для русскоговорящих добавлю, что этот фф, разумеется, так же есть на Фикбук и Ваттпад (но здесь наименее отредактирован).

[grail-lifesupport]

god everyone hates kay that’s why they are in the giant round table polycule

[dynamitekansai]

[aimeeisdead]

aa textposts part 6

[katabay]

There was a strange thing about Cei: nine nights and nine days could he hold his breath under water; nine nights and nine days could he go without sleep. No doctor could heal a wound from Cei’s sword. Cei couldn’t be beaten. He could be as tall as the tallest tree in the forest when he wanted. There was another strange thing about him: when the rain was heaviest, a hand’s breadth in front of his hand and a hand’s breadth behind would be as dry as what was in his hand itself, so great was his body-heat; and when the cold was heaviest on his companions, he would be their kindling to light a fire.

Culhwch and Olwen, trans. Craig Davis

guess who finally got to read Linda Gowans' Cei and the Arthurian Legend! new thoughts have been unlocked, ideas are coming together! I also got my hands on some scans from medieval armor reference books, which is also essential to the ideas

the 'unless god etc' quote is from Pa Gur/What Man Guards The Gate

When he drank from a horn, he would drink for four; when he came into battle, he would kill like a hundred. Unless God himself should perform it, Cei could not be killed.

(trans. Craig Davis)

ko-fi⭐ bsky ⭐ pixiv ⭐ pillowfort ⭐ cohost ⭐ cara.app

[sickfreaksirkay]

Sir Kay, Seneschal of King Arthur's Court, Harold J. Herman / Illustration from the Mabinogion / The Quest for Olwen, trans. Gwyn Thomas and Kevin Crossley-Holland / The Story of Merlin, trans. Rupert T. Pickens / Illustration from The Quest for Olwen, Margaret Jones / Wace's Roman de Brut, trans. Eugene Mason / The Mabinogion, trans. Lady Charlotte Guest

a collection of sir kay and sir bedivere: companions/lovers/worse, for @queer-ragnelle's may day parade