"Stupid Dog, just how much did you do for the God of Order?"
"Woof, woof."
Alfred translated, "Raniedal says he only had a transactional relationship with the God of Order. He would do things for the God of Order, and the God of Order would reward him."
Puer asked, "Then would you refuse the God of Order's requests?"
"Woof."
"Generally not."
Puer blinked and said, "Then weren't you just like a dog the God of Order kept?"
"..." Kevin.
Kevin wasn't the only one struck speechless. Everyone present was, including Puer herself, who suddenly fell silent after saying that, her feline eyes involuntarily darting toward Kallen.
In short, the entire bedroom suddenly fell quiet.
It was Kallen who broke the silence. "In that era, who wasn't like a dog before the God of Order?"
Kevin immediately nodded, then came over and rested his chin on Kallen's knee. Kallen reached out and stroked his bald head.
Puer immediately changed the subject as well. "No wonder you were sealed. People who do someone else's dirty work rarely end well. He must have discarded you once you outlived your usefulness."
Kevin whined twice without disputing Puer's words.
"Then where exactly is the God-Burial Cemetery?" Kallen asked.
"Kallen, are you really going there?" Puer asked in surprise. "That place is incredibly dangerous. Even the God of Light went there three times, and the God of Order chose to seal and banish it."
Kallen shook his head. "A treasure map itself is immensely valuable."
"You're absolutely right. Just like that captain of yours conning people. With an exact location in hand, you'd be able to con them even better."
"Woof, woof."
"Raniedal says he helped the God of Order make the arrangements. In the end, the God of Order banished that cemetery into the Void