For a moment, Kallen wondered whether he had heard her wrong.
Did she mean that she did not want to become a Dragon God penned up like livestock, for fear of tarnishing the Rebel Dragon God's magnificent image?
Or did she mean exactly what she said-that she considered the Rebel Dragon God livestock raised in captivity, and felt deep contempt for that Dragon God from the bottom of her heart?
The former made sense and was easy to understand.
The latter was rather too absurd.
Yet there was a thread of reason in that absurdity, and the sole reason it existed was that the person listening to her was Kallen.
"The Rebel Dragon God raised as livestock."
"Praise the God of Order raised by a whore."
Somehow, it actually corresponded to the Immerlis Family's sayings.
Kallen had initially decided to attend the Cavern Order God Church's Selection Conference mainly because he viewed the Dragon Clan through a sacred filter.
Setting practical considerations aside, if he could truly have a dragon following him around like the Whip Bearer did, that sense of spiritual satisfaction would certainly be something to yearn for.
However, after everything he had experienced in the Cavern Order God Church, Kallen's idealized view of the Dragon Clan had completely collapsed.
He now felt that the Whip Bearer probably was not very satisfied with the dragon at his side either, and only continued to tolerate her with a frown because his initial investment had been too great;
Kallen had once questioned whether it was appropriate for the Whip Bearer to treat his pet that way, naively thinking that a little more care and understanding might turn Lord Aoji into a true companion. Now, however, he increasingly understood the Whip Bearer's approach.
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