Why are Zen eyes red?

The reason behind pink or reddish eyes is the iris doesn’t have much color in it so the blood vessels in the eye show through the iris. So when you are looking at Zens eyes, you are seeing the blood vessels in his eyes through his irises.

Does Obi like shirayuki?

Zen Wistaria Zen is aware that Obi has feelings for Shirayuki, though trusts him to know his place and continue to serve his duties and protect Shirayuki. Obi himself implies he also has some feelings for Zen.

Why does mitsuhide reject Kiki?

Mitsuhide has never considered dating or marrying anyone due to his extreme loyalty to Zen, however; he became unsettled and confused when Kiki confessed to him, possibly indicating that he does love her, but refuses to acknowledge his feelings due to wanting to protect Zen all his life.

Does Kazuki like shirayuki?

Kazuki maintains his friendship with Shirayuki as she continues to live in Clarines by exchanging letters and even goes to visit her in Lilias after she is transferred there for training.

Does Obi and shirayuki get together?

Obi and Shirayuki are together in Tanbarun and the author is just throwing romantic moments at us. If I didn’t know about Zen then ObiYuki sure would look like the main couple. And there wasn’t a confession or a kiss. Then Shirayuki gets kidnapped and Obi is nuts.

Does shirayuki kiss Obi?

Zen and Shirayuki have had no development in years. They kiss, but during the last few kisses Shirayuki gets scared and either ends the kisses or keeps her eyes open during them. She expected to see Obi after hearing the knock, but then she glares at Zen when he tells her he snuck in.

Who should shirayuki end up with?

As far as I know, she will probably and most likely end up with Zen. The recent chapters have all been the Shirayuki+Obi+Ryu trio so I wouldn’t really call it romantic. At this rate it’ll probably be that flower she ends up with. Obi obviously.

Who is Zen’s brother?

Izana

Why was Zen poisoned so much?

IN the second however she finds childhood “poisoning symptoms and their progression”. As she reads, she finds that Zen has been purposely poisoned through out childhood in an attempt to build immunity.