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

Chapter 168 If Roselle Attends the Tarot Meeting

Rosen's eyes lit up at these words, and as if he had thought of something, he smiled and said, "Klein, don't you think it would be interesting to say that Rosell attended the Tarot Gathering as the Emperor?"

The logic of this statement was somewhat disjointed, but Klein was already used to Rosen's erratic way of speaking. He simply imagined the scene and couldn't help but say with some anticipation, "In that case, the Hermit Lady would probably be utterly shocked."

"And the Hanged Man will use his imagination this time," Rosen added.

Klein asked with some curiosity, "Given Rosell's condition, is he eligible to participate in the Tarot Club?"

"It definitely wouldn't work without my help to suppress the pollution, but after all, I'm here!" Rosen said with a smile. "Although I won't release Him directly, it's still possible for Him to participate in the Tarot Meeting."

Rosen could certainly remove the contamination from Rosell's body directly, but he didn't intend to do so. After all, he couldn't stay in this era forever. If he immediately restored Rosell's freedom, it would be hard to say whether the other party would still be obedient in the future.

After all—Rosen didn't really trust Russell's reputation and character.

So Lawson's choice is to take it slow, which makes it more fun and provides more opportunities to play.

Klein glanced at Rosen and roughly guessed what Rosen was thinking. He could only silently mourn for Rosen, the transmigrator, for three seconds.

Just then, Klein seemed to catch a glimpse of something out of the corner of his eye, and his expression immediately changed. He exclaimed, "Oh no! The captain has spotted us!"

Not far away, Dunn and Daly, who had been having a coffee date, appeared next to Leonard and Rosanne, clearly preparing to catch and scold the onlookers who had been following them around, watching their date.

While Mr. Fool is certainly not afraid of Dunn or Daly in terms of strength, Klein is not some kind of superhero, so he would not resort to force when he is in the wrong, nor is he prepared to use any abilities beyond his character in this situation.

"Should we run away or stay and wait to be scolded?" Rosen asked in a low voice, trying to fit in with the local customs. Although he could run away with Klein immediately or simply hide their tracks, why should he do that?

Being caught by the people involved in a date while watching it is an unavoidable part of this kind of thing.

"Ahem!" Just then, Dunn, who had appeared beside the two at some point, coughed. The usually composed man looked somewhat helpless at this moment. He looked at the two people crouching in the corner, acting suspiciously, and couldn't help but sigh.

Then Dunn looked at Klein and said, "Klein, why are you fooling around with them too?"

"Uh, I, that—" Klein stammered, clearly a little embarrassed, and finally could only say, "Sorry, Captain."

Rosen stood up generously, greeting Dunn with a bright smile, "Long time no see, Captain Dunn! When I left before, I thought you and Ms. Daly would definitely become a couple. It seems my judgment was right!"

When Rosen left last time, he certainly didn't leave without saying goodbye. In fact, the reason he gave Dunn and the others was that he was "going to carry out an emergency mission elsewhere."

This is not surprising in the Red Gloves, since the Red Gloves are meant to be everywhere.

Upon hearing Rosen's words, Dunn was clearly embarrassed. This man, who had never been in a relationship before and whose first date was being watched by a crowd of people, coughed awkwardly.

Rosen pressed on, saying, "I wonder when I'll be able to attend your wedding. Oh, and if you're planning to have children, I'd be happy to be their godfather. I just don't know what you think?"

"Cough!" Dunn coughed even louder, his thoughts drifting.

If he really marries Daly —

Dunn's ears turned red just thinking about the two of them in formal attire, standing in a church.

"I think both Dunn and I would be happy to invite you to be the child's godfather," Daly's voice rang out at that moment. This woman, perhaps a little shy in matters of the heart, but ultimately bold and unrestrained in character, smiled and said, "Long time no see, Mr. Rosen!"

"Long time no see, Ms. Daly." Rosen looked at Daly, smiled and greeted her, saying, "I didn't mean to bully Dunn, I just really look forward to your wedding. You know, I always hope that lovers can be together forever."

Dai Li wasn't surprised by this, after all, Rosen had approached her before leaving and told her things like, "Some things, once missed, are gone forever."

It can be said that Daly's determination to take things further with Dunn was not unrelated to his warning.

But the wedding—Daly couldn't help but glance at Dunn, her expression unchanged but her eyes somewhat unfocused, and said, "Although it's a bit too early to talk about the wedding now, I think if that day ever comes, we will definitely invite Mr. Rosen to attend."

"Of course—" After a pause, Daly's gaze swept over the others present, and she added, "And you all are welcome to attend our wedding as well. But let me warn you, if anyone insists on following me around on my next date with Dunn, they might be having nightmares for days."

Upon hearing this, Leonard, Rosanne, and the others, who had been straining their ears to listen to the commotion, immediately looked up and down, pretending to be very busy.

Seeing this, both Dunn and Daly shook their heads.

Leonard then spoke up quietly, "Captain, Ms. Daly, everyone is just concerned about you—"

Upon hearing this, Daisy glanced at them and smiled, saying, "I appreciate everyone's concern, but perhaps you remember that dating is actually a matter for two people?"

Although Daly wasn't exactly angry about the bunch of little followers following her on her date, she was still a bit annoyed. After all, anyone would find it hard to go on a date if they saw a bunch of little followers everywhere they went.

"I'm sorry, we were wrong." Leonard, who had been so brave just moments before, chickened out in a second.

Rosanne followed suit, completely cowering: "Sorry, Captain, sorry, Ms. Daly, we interrupted your date, we really didn't mean to—"

Klein joined in apologizing: "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have gone along with their nonsense—"

Although Rosen was just a passerby, he readily agreed, saying, "This is definitely not a fair thing to do."

They all obediently admitted their mistakes, and Dai Li naturally wouldn't hold it against them anymore. After all, she knew that these people really didn't mean any harm; they were just curious.