Dragonborns Get Treated Like This?

Compared to all that rather risqué content, Song Ren found plenty of other interesting things in the game.

For example, the guards' dialogue in the game made Song Ren laugh despite himself.

"I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee."

That immediately reminded Song Ren of the opening cutscene when he first entered the game.

It was incredibly vivid.

After taking a stroll around Whiterun and putting the risqué romance novel back into his backpack, Song Ren headed for Dragonsreach above Whiterun to resume the quest.

After explaining his purpose to the palace guards, he met with Jarl Balgruuf and informed him about the dragon discovered at Helgen Keep. Balgruuf agreed to send troops to Riverwood.

At the same time, he asked the player to consult the court wizard and see whether he knew anything about dragons.

The court wizard then asked the player to visit a place called Ragnvald, where an Ancient Dragon was said to be buried. Perhaps there would be some clues there.

Ragnvald was located atop a snow-covered mountain and occupied by a band of bandits.

They were not difficult to deal with, though. Once inside Ragnvald, he had to solve a few mechanism puzzles.

Compared with the puzzles in Uncharted and the Divine Beast Dungeons in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the puzzles in Ragnvald were child's play.

The only thing that nearly drove Song Ren mad was that, on the way to Ragnvald, he passed through a giant camp.

When he had first arrived in Whiterun, he had seen the NPCs from the Companions beating up giants and thought those monsters were complete pushovers.

But when he boldly went to challenge them himself, two giants sent him flying with one kick each, making