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

Chapter 149 Bethel's Buy Two Get One Free Deal

"Okay————" Faced with Amon's childish words, Rosen nodded with a bright smile, as if agreeing to Amon's request.

But the next second, he suddenly appeared in front of Amon and rubbed Amon's head with lightning speed, using a very standard dog-head rubbing technique.

"Hmm, as expected, Amon's head still feels the best to the touch." After rubbing it, Rosen commented seriously.

Amon: ————

Amon: "!!!"

"Rosen!!!" Amon's eyes were practically spitting fire. Several throwing knives appeared in his hands, which he hurled at Rosen.

"Yes, I'm here!" Rosen nodded as he dodged Amon's throwing knives.

And so, with Sasriel at the center, the two divine children began their amusing daily routine of one chasing after the other and throwing knives, while the other dodged and provoked him all at the same time.

"Have they always been like this?" After watching for a while, Cortal couldn't help but ask Klein beside him in a low voice.

During this time, He also figured out the nature of several people and knew that Klein's personality was the best.

"Yeah, they actually prefer playing like this." Klein nodded, already used to the Thieves Twins' playful antics, and then asked in a low voice with some curiosity, "Don't you guys do this?"

"We—we're not that close." Kotal shook his head honestly and explained, "The Destroyer Wolves have many offspring, and they rarely get along well with each other. Most of the time, we choose to ignore our brothers and sisters, and only occasionally do we fight, the real kind."

Klein: ————

Klein was speechless for a moment. After hesitating for a long time, he finally said, "6!"

While Klein was deeply shocked by the family relationships of the naturally mythical creatures, Rosen had stopped his playful fight with Amon—or more accurately, it was Sasriel, the pillar that Rosen was walking around, who finally spoke up and stopped the two from interacting.

"Stop!" Sasriel grabbed the two children by the back of their collars, lifting them as easily as cats and placing them where they belonged. Then, he looked at Rosen and said, "Stop teasing Amon. Remember you said before that you would go out with Klein to catch big dogs when he came back? Maybe it's time for you to discuss this with him."

"Oh!" Rosen nodded obediently; he was quite well-behaved when facing Sasriel.

Sasriel then looked at Amon, half-squatting down to straighten his clothes, which were disheveled from the play, and gently patted his head before saying, "Welcome back, Amon. Perhaps you wouldn't mind sharing your experiences from this journey with me?"

Amon then became obedient.

Rosen decisively pulled Klein out of the study. As soon as they were outside, he said, "Even though you've just returned, there's no time for you to rest now. We're going to catch Antigonus!"

Klein chuckled slightly and couldn't help but ask, "Afraid of being outdone by Amon?"

"Of course!" Rosen nodded without hesitation and said, "Although I already had a dog in the Fourth Age, I don't have one in this era. You just saw how smug Amon looked! If I don't bring Antigonus back soon, he'll definitely show off his dog to me every day."

Klein was not surprised at all, but still couldn't help but complain, "Sometimes I really doubt that you're only three years old!"

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"Be confident, you're not even three years old!" Rosen glanced at him, then took out the divination medium he had brought back from the Fourth Age, a lifelike origami wolf made by Antigonus.

Rosen deliberately waved the origami in front of Klein, grinning, and said, "Even a three-year-old's craftsmanship is probably better than a dog's!"

The main theme is revenge without delay.

Klein stared at the lifelike origami, his lips twitching slightly. Almost instinctively, he reached into his pocket, where he found more paper figures he had made over the past few days.

After a period of hard practice, Klein's paper-cutting skills have improved significantly, to the point that people can now tell that the paper figures are not turtles or starfish.

But that's all; compared to the beautiful paper figures in the hands of other fortune tellers, the difference is like night and day.

"I've been practicing really hard" — Klein was unusually frustrated.

Despite his frustration, it didn't stop Klein from getting down to business. So that afternoon, while Amon went to Trenshorst after hearing about Rosen taking on an apprentice, Rosen and Klein also returned with a full load of goodies.

"You mean when you went to capture Antigonus, you happened to run into Bethel Abraham who was passing by, so you invited him back as a guest?" Sasriel summarized Rosen's words, and then his gaze fell on the two wolves and one person next to Rosen.

The identities of the two demons are beyond doubt; they are none other than Antigonus and Sora's sister, Mother of Heaven.

The two wolves were huddled together, looking quite frightened and bewildered.

Sasriel wasn't familiar with these two, only knowing of their existence. So, he simply nodded to the two trembling wolves and gave them a gentle smile to reassure them.

Then Sasriel's gaze fell on the "person" that Rosen had brought back.

The person in front of me looked quite young, but was dressed very meticulously, adorned with gorgeous and intricate gemstone ornaments. He was standing there somewhat reservedly, his expression relatively calm, but there was a hint of surprise, doubt, and curiosity in his eyes.

Sasriel had never met Mr. Door before today, but he had heard about Mr. Door's deeds from Rosen, so when he looked at him now, his gaze was more friendly.

Regardless, a person who chooses to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the world deserves respect.

So Sassriel smiled and said, "Hello, Mr. Bethel, I hope Rosen's impetuous invitation did not frighten you. That's just how the boy is; he always does things that leave people helpless. But please believe me, he means you no harm."

Bethel was visibly taken aback, probably not expecting Sassril to be so polite. This made the young Mr. Men hesitate for a moment before he spoke, "I am not surprised, although His Highness Rosen's invitation—it was indeed unexpected."

As Bethel spoke, he recalled what had happened before.

The reason Bethel was there is quite simple—he was just passing by the area where Antigonus was, noticed what seemed to be a battle taking place, and went to investigate out of curiosity, which led to his encounter with Rosen.