Kallen seemed to see Mr. Hoffen before him, the old man stamping his feet in agitation. Perhaps, to the old man, Kallen reaching this page of the notes most likely meant he had been "bewitched" by the Evil God.
Kallen could understand Mr. Hoffen's "emotions." Whatever else might be true, what was sealed inside Kevin was an Evil God.
Even though this Evil God had swiftly settled into being a "pet," with opening doors and turning off lights seeming like innate skills, not only providing him with spells but also being ridden around all day by Puer;
Kallen had never truly regarded him as the family dog.
In fact, judged by human nature, however warm and guileless this dog appeared now, that might be precisely how much resentment and anger had accumulated deep inside him.
Nevertheless, Kallen still decided to undo Kevin's seals.
Not because he was merciful, nor because he was sentimental, but because his own team was small to begin with. If he could not even "reward and punish fairly," it would truly become difficult to lead.
Since the seals came in layers, he would undo them layer by layer. He only needed to ensure he could keep suppressing him.
Compared with the awkward possibility of being "enshrined" if his own identity were exposed, Kevin's exposure would inevitably bring merciless suppression from the Orthodox Church. So Kallen was not worried about this dog jumping the fence to inform on him.
At this moment, Kevin, who was sitting there, seemed to sense something too. His eyes kept drifting toward the desk, but he still maintained his warm, sunny golden retriever smile.
Kallen began reading the details below. The actual method of undoing the seals began with the second step. From the second through the tenth, there were nine steps