@RanmaChaos
Yeah as
@Ironclad mentioned, furry Kobolds was due to a translation mistake in an early D&D edition and it just kinda stuck. (I've heard it described as the line being literally translated to "They are dog people", but I don't currently speak Japanese and cannot comment on the specifics even if I really kinda want to have that trivial knowledge)
I figured from the moment I saw Lawful-good-chan's (LG-chan) face that he was gonna turn on the MC, but due to the volume of Isekai I consume I totally forgot about the connection between the MC and the evil god..... which annoys me a bit because if I remembered that detail I would have SOOOO seen the reason for the betrayal coming..... But LG-Chan's cutting down Duke's-Daughter-san (DD-san) is just poor writing that wasn't really thought all the way through..... Zealot or not, if DD-san didn't have an "evil taint" why wouldn't a zealot of a god of Kindness assume that she is being manipulated or lied to by the "evil" MC? I'd be more willing to ignore this that if the God's second domain wasn't kindness but something more Zealot-y.
Really, since they gave LG-chan a face that just screened "Snake that will stab you in back!" they should have written it that he was totally nice as opposed to being a Lawful-Stupid douche.... we could have had the constant tension of wondering when he was gonna turn. Hell, when he got upset about the MC wanting to kill the bats I thought for a moment that maybe his shtick was that he would party with low level mages that didn't know you needed to actually KILL to get XP...... It would have been so much more interesting if he was just a douche that only partied with young ignorant mages to steal their XP.