When it came to Sogo Doma's allowance, the truth was, it wasn't because Keiryu Doma was playing favorites.
After all, Sogo often wondered whether he'd offended heaven somehow. Why did everyone else have smooth sailing after transmigrating, while he was either stuck in a hospital bed or on his way to one? It seemed like the time he spent in bed even outstripped his everyday life. Well, there was only one conclusion: he obviously wasn't the protagonist. Keep your head down. Don't make waves!
Ever since the Chiba Shinbu Elementary School incident, Keiryu had found it harder and harder to understand his own foolish son—no, he should say his monstrous child.
Sogo was meticulous in his planning and reckless in his actions. What frightened Keiryu even more was that Sogo's face was cold, and it seemed his heart was, too.
Otherwise, the whole grade wouldn't have ended up with psychological scars, every student's personality changed beyond recognition, and so many of them still living in psychiatric hospitals with little hope of recovery.
Everyone from the principal to the grade supervisors at Chiba Shinbu Elementary School had resigned, taking responsibility. As for the teachers, most of them had been socially ruined. The reputation of a prestigious school had been utterly destroyed, and it was still struggling to recruit students. It was said to be on the verge of closing down.
No one knew why the Chiba Shinbu Elementary School incident had happened. Keiryu only had a vague suspicion that it definitely had something to do with Sogo.
Sogo had gone to see a psychologist like everyone else, but the others had genuinely been frightened. Sogo alone had returned home as gloomy as ever.
Once, after Sogo had too much to drink, Keiryu casually asked, "Sougo, what do you think about what