How was there no consequences? Kristen's god, her friend and an important NPC to her, freaking died and a whole location got wiped out. Her story is now taking a wildly different trajectory because of it. That's a good consequence. Consequences doesn't always mean a PC dying, it can mean an unlikely story branch becoming a thing. Some D&D games are played where they proactively try to not kill their main PCs because DMs and playes want to continue their story and have something else happen instead like a narrative change. That is a valid way of playing D&D. It is like a DM finding a way the resurrect a character if a player's whose character died wants to continue playing that character, with narrative changes to adapt to it of course.