Mystery: At the start, you gain the uniqueness of the thief.

Chapter 141 The Young Tudor and Trensost

"It sounds like you've had a very interesting trip." Upon hearing Rosen's words, Sasriel couldn't help but glance at him.

Rosen chuckled, then pushed Solomon out, saying warmly to Sasriel as they walked, "Second Uncle, you can enjoy the story. I'm going to see Ocycus and Leodorus now."

Upon hearing this, Saslir shook his head and did not stop Rosen's actions.

After they all left, the clone Rosen left behind couldn't wait to start recounting his experiences in the Fourth Age.

Although his story was somewhat embellished, it was still quite realistic. With Medici's travel report prepared in advance, Sasriel easily sketched out the corresponding scenes in his mind based on their descriptions.

Even Sasriel felt a sense of absurdity upon hearing the part about the birth of the creator in the mirror.

This is especially absurd when combined with the fact that "Rosen wanted to devour the Earth Mother Goddess, but gave up because he didn't eat people."

The gods born into this world aspire to become the supreme beings, dragging the world down with them. But the beings from beyond the heavens have given up on "fullness," preferring to go hungry rather than become non-human.

Even though Sasriel knew that Rosen probably had many reasons for doing this, at this moment, while he was speechless at the madman and his wife, he was still happy for Rosen's choice.

After hearing the whole story, Sasriel put down the report in his hand and pondered the two names that weren't entirely unfamiliar to him: "Tudor, Chik—"

After learning about the future from Rosen, Medici, and others, Sasriel naturally did more than just sit idly by. For example, Solomon's promotion was an arrangement he made in advance after learning about the future.

The madness of Tudor and Chik had just alarmed Sasriel, making Him feel that He should do something in advance.

Of course, Sasliel is merciful, so He will not sentence people to death for future sins, but He must also be responsible for the world, so some advance arrangements are necessary.

In addition—Sassriel suddenly raised his hand and rubbed his temples, then whispered a name.

Half a minute later, Sasriel contacted the Earth Mother, whose whereabouts were currently unknown.

"What is it, Sasliel?" The Earth Mother was clearly surprised.

Sasriel smiled and said, "It's like this, Your Excellency. It's not very convenient for you to visit the Divine Kingdom recently, so the meeting we arranged earlier will have to be canceled."

Sussril believed in Rosen's self-control, but didn't think it was a good thing to put a steak in front of a hungry person and test his willpower.

It's best to avoid some accidents if possible.

While Sussri was busy planning for the future, Rosen was already chatting casually with Solomon.

"So, you have two very capable assistants, one named Tudor and the other named Trenshorst?" Rosen asked with great interest.

"Yes, Your Highness." Solomon nodded hesitantly, glancing at the unusually enthusiastic Rosen beside him. After a moment's thought, he couldn't help but ask, "Does Your Highness know Tudor and Trensost?"

In this era, Solomon was only Sequence 2, and Tudor and Trensust were naturally not high Sequences either. Both of them had only recently reached Sequence 4, and they had not yet developed any great ambitions like they would in later generations. They were diligently working for the sun god alongside Solomon.

Rosen wasn't sure if these two had the same experience in their original fate, but that didn't stop him from denying it without even blinking: "How could that be? I don't know them."

He then laughed and said, "I just think they're a very interesting bunch."

Upon hearing this, Solomon couldn't help but glance at Rosen a few more times, his doubts growing stronger.

He felt it couldn't be his imagination; Prince Rosen seemed very interested in his two assistants.

But why would that be? Tudor and Trensost have only just been promoted to Sequence 4, so there shouldn't be anything that would interest the other party.

Sequence 4 is not rare in this era. After all, this is an era in which gods walk among the earth. Although Sequence 4 is considered to be in the middle and upper ranks, the Sun God is a subordinate. Not to mention Sequence 4, there are even a lot of angels. Tudor and Trensost are not very conspicuous among them. How could they attract the attention of this god's son?

But no matter how doubtful he was, Solomon naturally wouldn't show it. He led Rosen and Medici to the place where Ocycus and Leodorus were imprisoned. As soon as they arrived, a young man rushed over as if he had seen a savior.

"Boss, you're finally back. Those two inside are arguing again—uh!" The young man's voice stopped abruptly. He looked at the two people next to Solomon with astonishment, his eyes widening as if he had just noticed.

After several seconds, the young man swallowed hard, cautiously pulled Solomon aside, and whispered, "Boss, these two next to you—why do they look so much like that...that guy and that guy?"

No sooner had he finished speaking than Rosen, standing beside him, deliberately teased, "Um, who's that so-and-so?"

Solomon gave the young man a look, then coughed lightly and said, "Trensost, this is His Highness Rosen, the Angel of Life, and this is Lord Medici, the Angel of War."

"Hiss, it really is—" The young man, Trensost, was clearly surprised, but his eyes couldn't help but look at the two angel kings, obviously very curious.

But the next second, Trensault realized what was happening and quickly bowed to greet the two men.

"Don't be nervous, we just came to take a look." Rosen waved his hand and looked at the young Terensost in front of him. Compared with the Night Emperor of later generations, the young man in front of him was obviously less composed, but his scholarly air was exactly the same, and his personality seemed to be more lively.

Medici glanced at the future Night Emperor, then looked away, losing interest.

"You just said those two were arguing again?" Solomon asked, his brow furrowing as he spoke.

"Yes, Tudor is inside trying to break up the fight." Trensault nodded quickly, clearly wanting to say something but seemingly hesitant.

"Don't worry about us, just say what you want to say!" Rosen smiled and said.

Terence was momentarily embarrassed, but he still said decisively, "The two of you mentioned some, uh, not-so-good things during your argument."

He hesitated for a moment before continuing, "Lord Leodorus questioned Lord Oscycus about how much of himself he still was, and even asked if he should address the other as God—I don't quite understand, but they were arguing really fiercely."

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