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

Chapter 167 Become the King of Gods, Little K!

"But they're not entirely without problems either," Klein said calmly.

The more you compare, the less impressive everything becomes. With the Sun God as a benchmark, Klein now finds the Seven Gods rather insignificant.

"Yes, I don't deny that." Rosen nodded. Of course, the Seven Gods had problems. If they were all really good people like the Sun God and Klein, society wouldn't be the way it is now.

It can only be said that the Seven Gods must bear some of the blame for the terrible state of people's lives in the Fifth Era.

"But that's precisely why they need you to supervise them—no, you should say to help them get back on track, isn't that right?" Rosen said, patting Klein's shoulder with a smile. "Think about the three gods of the Third Age. Under the sun god's supervision, they behaved much better back then. The goddess of night was the same, oh, and there was also the god of war, the earth mother, and so on. Every single one of them was very obedient at the time."

"It's clear they're not incapable of being good people, they just need a strong leader to keep them in check." Rosen finally revealed his true intentions, saying, "Like you!"

"Huh? Me? I'm the leader of all the gods? Really?" Klein pointed to himself in surprise and asked.

Although Klein had made up his mind to become the Lord of Mysteries, being the head of all gods was just too much of a stretch, wasn't it?

"Have confidence in yourself, Klein. Although you certainly can't do it now, as long as you become a member of the Mysterious Ones in the future..."

"Lord, if you don't take the position of King of the Gods, who will?" Rosen patted Klein's shoulder heavily and said earnestly, "You must understand, the Seven Gods are no saints. They may be right in principle, but think about the war of the gods in the Fourth Age, the war of faith in the Fifth Age, and the terrible state of affairs in this era. Don't you think they really need a leader to restrain them? Or do you believe that these people will live peacefully together after the apocalypse, instead of launching another war of faith for their own benefit?"

Klein hesitated at this moment. He himself had no intention of being the boss in front of everyone, but Rosen's words hit Klein's sore spot.

He didn't really trust the Seven Gods' character, after all, they were utterly devoid of integrity in this regard, given the numerous examples of faith wars right there!

Rosen continued to entice, "Besides, only by unifying the Seven Gods can you better change this society and mold it into the way you desire, right?"

Upon hearing this, Klein finally let out a sigh of relief, as if he had made up his mind: "You're right, perhaps I should indeed give it a try, but after all, they are the Seven Gods—even if I become the Lord of Mysteries and suppress them, will they really submit to me? Won't this trigger another disaster?" At the end, Klein hesitated again.

"Don't worry, I'll help you with this too." Seeing Klein's interest, Rosen smiled and said, "The Goddess of Night is a smart person. She will stand by your side, no, she can only stand by your side."

"I can persuade Lilith."

"Don't worry about the God of War; he's a guy who's destined to die."

"As for storms, blazing sun, and wisdom—" Rosen paused here before smiling and saying, "Perhaps we can ask Big Daddy for his opinion."

Klein nodded hesitantly upon hearing this, feeling somewhat conflicted. He had initially thought that becoming the head of all gods was a rather unreliable idea, but after listening to Rosen's analysis, Klein suddenly realized that it seemed quite feasible.

"What about the god of steam and machinery?" Klein noticed this, the only god that Rosen hadn't mentioned.

"That depends on Rosell!" Rosen said without hesitation. "I was just planning to meet with Black Emperor Rosell, and we can talk to him about persuading Steam-Base. Don't worry, even if Rosell can't persuade him, Steam-Base isn't a difficult opponent to deal with."

Klein nodded thoughtfully, then asked with some confusion, "Uh—why steam-based?"

"It's just that it sounds better this way, or do you prefer the name 'Steam Princess'?" Rosen said, then couldn't help but feel a little regretful.

He used to genuinely ship SteamGirl and Roselle, but once SteamGirl's true identity was revealed, he instantly became SteamGirl.

While this pairing isn't entirely unacceptable, who's going to fill the gap of the flat-chested android girl that's missing?

Klein naturally didn't understand what Rosen was regretting. Faced with Rosen's suggestion, he smiled awkwardly and didn't answer, instead saying, "After your analysis, it seems like being the King of the Gods is actually quite easy?"

"Silly child, because all of this is based on you becoming the Lord of Mysteries, while I'm a cheater!" Rosen looked at Klein with the eyes of someone looking at an idiot and said, "Have Amon announce now that he wants to become the King of the Gods, and see if the Seven Gods' Hammer will smash him."

Klein fell silent. He had been stunned and hadn't thought things through. Now, thinking about what Rosen had said, which of those actions was something a normal person could accomplish?

Klein then seemed to remember something, glanced at Rosen, and said, "Why are you so enthusiastic about this?"

"Nonsense! If you become the King of the Gods, wouldn't I be completely safe in this era?" Rosen rolled his eyes at him, then said matter-of-factly, "Besides, isn't this a lot of fun? The Seven Gods have been living like kings for so many years; it's time they remembered the fear of having someone above them!"

Rosen was indeed very proactive in helping Klein become the King of the Gods, partly because he found it interesting, and partly because it was also beneficial to him.

A staunch ally of the King of Gods would be of immense use to Rosen.

Moreover, unlike the chaotic Fourth Age, in this era on the verge of apocalypse, the difficulty of unifying the Seven Gods is at an all-time low. Faced with such favorable timing, location, and people, Rosen felt that he would be doing himself a disservice if he didn't give it a try.

"As expected of you!" What else could Klein say but this was his only thought, while in his heart he was calculating what benefits this would bring to him and what changes it would cause to the world if it really came to fruition.

Although it seemed outrageous, Klein had to admit that if it actually worked, it would be a good thing for both him and the world.

Although—most people probably wouldn't jump from the idea of ​​making changes to the idea of ​​becoming the king of gods.

What's the difference between this and "wanting to eat at a certain restaurant, so you buy the restaurant"?

Klein mentally scoffed, then, as if remembering something, said, "While you were gone, the Tarot Club members collected quite a few of Roselle's diaries. I've put them all on Gray Mist; I'll get them for you later."

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