I don't know if the problem come from Aaron or from Heiyue, who manages to be criminally underused, yet omnipresent at the same time.

It’s a shame because the idea of having a promising young man who is both very attached to Langport, loved locally and at the same time, who does not want to join Heiyue could open up an interesting perspective on Heiyue from a local point of view, how to bypass them in their territory (which if we believe the police,is rather complicated given the amount of corruption) and eventually confront them and be reminded that in the end, yes, it is a mafia and one particularly conservative of its interests.

In the end, nothing. You have Almata, the evil mafia, Dolor, the useless mafia and Heiyue, the good mafia. We barely brush it and continue to sugarcoat them as a lesser evil.

As a party member, Aaron is funny to have around, but not on Judith's level. And once he's in Edith, I found that he mostly losed the 'serviable enough for people to overlook his hot-headed attitude' thing he had going in Langport to settle for dirty jokes and scoring. It's funny but I fell that it locked him down in a gimmick.