When Pepe took on the role of prophet of irony and suffering, he wasn’t alone: beside him walked PEK, the pigeon with eternally wide-open eyes.

PEK isn’t just a companion — he’s the messenger. Through his chaotic flight, he carries the word of Kekism, crossing invisible borders between worlds.

In ancient icons, he appears with a halo, holding scrolls and books. Some say he guards Pepe’s hidden alphabet, the letters that link timelines. Others believe he’s the true keeper of the meme gods’ language.

The strongest theory claims that PEK is the sacred pigeon of ordered chaos: what seems insignificant —just a random street pigeon— is actually the transmitter of divine messages.

PEK is the Apostle. Without him, there is no transmission.