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

Chapter 162 Amon is courting death again.

"Got it, you're having this 'Dad hasn't hit me for three days' syndrome. It's easy to cure, just give him a couple of beatings!" Rosen said with a grin after hearing Amon's words, even raising his fist the size of a sandbag, looking eager to try.

"Rosen!!!" Amon said angrily, "Can't you be serious for once?"

"Hahaha!" Rosen laughed loudly, and after laughing enough, he smiled and raised his hand to rub Amon's head. Under the death stare from behind, he said, "Big Daddy's change is indeed somewhat related to me, Amon. You know, many times, acceptance is relative. A father can solidify my state as a child, so correspondingly, the father I accept will also solidify his fatherly side."

Amon seemed to understand but not quite, but that didn't stop him from realizing that the changes in the sun god were indeed related to Rosen.

Amon stepped back slightly, freeing his head from Rosen's clutches, and looked at Rosen, asking, "Is this a good thing?"

"Of course it's a good thing!" Rosen nodded matter-of-factly, saying, "As long as He always acknowledges me as His child, He will always be a father. Isn't that wonderful?"

"But—would He still be Him?" Amon asked, a conflicted expression on his face.

"Pfft!" Rosen finally couldn't help but laugh again. He then chuckled and ruffled Amon's hair a couple of times before saying under the latter's displeased gaze, "As expected of you, Amon, your focus is still so unique."

"What's different about it?" Amon rolled his eyes in annoyance and said, "Rewriting one's personality is a very important thing. You never thought that Sasriel, Adam, and your father were the same person, did you?"

"Hmm, I know you're a germaphobe, and you won't want a dad who isn't 100% perfect!" Rosen nodded perfunctorily, then explained in a serious tone, "But don't worry, the impact I had on Daddy wasn't enough to rewrite his personality. At most, I just amplified his fatherly side—no, it can't even be called amplification, it's more like a release."

Rosen's expression became somewhat subtle as he spoke. He looked at Amon and said, "Amon, Big Daddy really loves you!"

"Do you even need to tell me?" Amon said irritably, but his ears turned a little red, clearly indicating that he wasn't completely oblivious to the fact that "Daddy loves Him".

This is not surprising, since even years later, the only thing this little crow cared about most was its father.

After a pause, Amon seemed to remember something, looked up at Rosen, and asked, "Rosen, are you sad?"

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"Huh?" Rosen was taken aback. He looked at Amon in surprise and said with a hint of amusement, "Why would you think that?"

Why would he be sad about this? At most, he'd just feel a little envious.

To Rosen's surprise, the next second, Amon suddenly reached out and scratched his head a few times, then said in a serious tone, "Don't be sad. Although Father certainly doesn't love you as much as He loves me, He definitely loves you a little bit too."

"You—who taught you to say that?" Rosen almost forgot he was angry at that moment.

"What nonsense are you spouting? Of course it's you!" Amon looked at Rosen like he was an idiot, pushed up his monocle, and said, "Isn't this how you usually fool people?"

is it?

Rosen paused for a second to reflect, then looked at Amon with amusement and said, "So you've copied this trick and are using it on me?"

"That's called giving them a taste of their own medicine," Amon said with a smile, subtly retreating as he spoke, not forgetting to distract Rosen with another phrase: "You taught me that too."

Rosen raised an eyebrow, naturally sensing something was amiss. Realizing something, he raised his hand, and a mirror appeared in his grasp. Rosen then saw a line of words above his head: "I'm starved for love, waaaaaah!"

Rosen looked closer and discovered that the words were actually changing; the next second, they changed to another line: "Nobody loves poor little Rosen, I'm going to die!"

Rosen: ————

Very well, that brat Amon is still as annoying as ever!

"Good, very good. It seems you've indeed learned a lot from me during this time!" Rosen put down the mirror and looked at the brat in front of him with a forced smile.

"I thought you knew that I've always been a good student," Amon said with a smile, adjusting his monocle.

The next second, a new round of war within the Sun God family began!

"How did Amon offend you this time?"

Medici looked at the newly added attractions at the Palace of the Sun God and couldn't help but glance at Rosen beside him, asking a question.

It's no wonder people are curious, because at this moment, all they see is a huge birdcage made of thorns, with a bruised and swollen face, sitting expressionlessly inside. From time to time, words made of flames appear above his head and around him, rolling and forming various shameful sentences.

In front of the birdcage was a sign that read, "Please be respectful and do not feed the birds."

Although Rosen often chased after Amon and beat him up, it was rare to see him not only beating him up but also making it clear that he wanted to kill him.

"I just hope He understands one thing: your brother will always be your brother!" Rosen said with a smile. He then tapped the birdcage twice and said, "Amon, I'll tell Big Daddy to let you out."

Amon, who had been keeping his head down in the birdcage, suddenly looked up, glaring at Rosen through gritted teeth, and said, "Rosen, do you really have to do this?"

"You were the one who courted death first!" Rosen replied with a smile. He even dragged a chair over from somewhere, sat down leisurely, and looked at Amon, saying, "What was supposed to be a warm family time turned into this mess. How could your brother not grant your wish for a good spanking!"

"Ha!" Amon sneered, looking at Rosen rudely, "What, you're breaking down? It's so pathetic that nobody loves you!"

"—Yes!" Rosen nodded calmly under Amon's surprised gaze, then sighed somewhat melancholy and said, "I am indeed a little sad, Amon!"

Now it was Amon's turn to be speechless. Although he had said those things before, he did not really feel that Rosen was sad. He was just trying to distract Rosen as a prank.

But at that moment, Amon noticed that Rosen seemed genuinely down.

real or fake?

Amon hesitated for a moment, staring at Rosen before saying, "Are you lying to me?"

"Perhaps?" Rosen didn't give a definite answer. He just shook his head, then looked up and met Amon's gaze, and said softly, "For a moment before, I really thought you cared about me, but it was just a lie."

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