For a "player" of a "Death game," killing nine people could not, in a certain sense, be considered an unforgivable crime.
Especially since all nine victims had obvious "moral defects" and were considered people with "grave sins" in the eyes of the public, many felt that Paper Kite's actions were even more understandable.
However, as a member of Order, he had taken the initiative to attack guilty players and execute them through "vigilante justice" in reality, without any direct conflict. That was a violation of the organization's discipline.
If Dionysus and Good Night were to set aside the organization's rules and discipline and evaluate Paper Kite, neither of them would consider him a bad person.
In fact, Good Night had privately muttered to Lin Yu that Paper Kite had been a player for a year and a half, and killing nine people was not particularly excessive or frequent.
But...
Lin Yu knew very well that, beyond Paper Kite's almost obsessive sense of justice, this former East China Region inspector might indeed possess an innate side that belonged to a serial killer—or even a "murder maniac."
Aside from the specific, ritualistic "execution procedures" he carried out when killing people, the frequency alone was enough to show that "nine people" was not actually a low number.
Because those nine executions had not taken place over the span of a year and a half.
Paper Kite had only begun carrying out executions after reaching Tier 3.
The first execution had taken place nine months ago.
The second person... had been killed five months ago.
Then, three months ago, just before Lin Yu was about to join the Death game, Paper Kite's actions had been exposed, and Order had removed him from his position.
That meant that Paper Kite had completed the executions and