Of course, he had another concern he didn't mention.
The identities of Sorin and the other two were clearly not simple, and Gauss even suspected that they weren't ordinary free adventurers, but had hidden identities; otherwise, how could they receive information on such a divine commission?
This raises the question of whether they can freely choose such special "missions," or if they are assigned by superiors to execute them obligatorily.
In Gauss's judgment, it should be closer to the latter.
If he joins them, his actions will also be correspondingly restricted.
"Haha." Sorin's face showed a hint of regret, but he laughed heartily. "It seems you have great ambitions, young man."
"But that's okay, even if we can't be teammates, we can still be friends."
