You've Got the Wrong Person

Just casually killing Balgruuf, the Jarl of Whiterun, naturally wouldn't leave him completely unscathed.

Even though Ren Suo did not care about it, the moment he opened the Knowledge Domain, he saw superiors from every Divine Descendant faction and every rank sending him accusations, some mild, some harsh, some overt, some veiled. Forget Ren Suo's main body—even Ren Suo in Sony's state was frightened out of his wits.

After all, even Sony, the Empire's greatest spoiled second-generation heir, had never caused such a huge disaster.

It could even be said that Sony had never actively killed anyone in his life—excluding assassins who had tried to kill him and been counter-killed by his guards. The first time he had wanted to kill someone himself, Ren Han had thoroughly beaten him down.

Sony had previously fallen into depravity and lived a debauched life, but such things barely counted as anything among the Divine Descendants. The Divine Descendants of Lord Morag's faction and Sanguine's faction lived far more extravagantly than Sony. Compared to those activities that made Ren Suo feel physically ill after merely learning about them, Sony's memories, which Ren Suo could even use as erotic action films, were already considered remarkably innocent and wholesome among the Divine Descendants.

There was an assessment of Sony among the Divine Descendants. In Earth terms, it was that Sony was "good for nothing."

This "good for nothing" was slightly different from the Earthly meaning. Though both were derogatory, Sony's "good for nothing" meant that apart from being a virgin, he had nothing.

Yes, in the eyes of Divine Descendants with generally low moral limits—especially those from Lord Morag's faction and Sanguine's faction—Sony, who had never tried certain more advanced forms of play, was practically a minor.

Now, this minor had actually chopped down Balgruuf, the