"Lord Grom, please calm down..." Bondi anxiously tried to persuade the restless Dog Bro. "The situation is urgent. Put Sunny's matter aside for now. Enemies have already arrived at the city gates. The most important thing is to ensure the gates' safety first!"
Dog Bro glanced at him and insisted, "I'm going to find Sunny!"
"I know you're worried about her!" Luke continued. "I'm worried about her too. She's the only remaining bloodline of our family. But if the city falls, everyone in it will die. What meaning would finding her have then?"
"You've got it backward!" Dog Bro stared at him without budging. "If something happens to Sunny, what meaning would defending the city have? Whether all of you live or die has nothing to do with me!"
Luke: "..."
Not far away, David cautiously glanced at Dog Bro, a complicated look flashing through his eyes. He had never expected this beastman to be so determined to protect Miss Sunny.
He felt both happy and dejected. He was happy that perhaps he would no longer have to worry about Miss Sunny being lonely in the future, but dejected because it seemed he would be replaced by this fellow.
Because he could never be as pure and resolute as the other man, standing solely on Sunny's side.
Luke was also stunned by those words. Dog Bro's attitude left him unsure whether to laugh or cry. In theory, it was beneficial to his family that the other man cared only about Sunny and not anyone else.
But from the perspective of the collective, it was not a good thing. Take the current situation, for example: he could not use so-called righteousness to bind this straightforward giant!
"We've detected it!"
While the few of them were locked in a stalemate, several soldiers