The Aurora Society's doctrine?
Sno thought for a moment. It seemed to be—
"Everyone possesses divinity?"
"Everyone is equal, huh?" Sno rolled his eyes inwardly and immediately understood the Aurora Society's flexible doctrine. As long as he did not court death by establishing some caste system, there was absolutely no chance of crossing the line.
Mr. A, who had yet to deactivate his Spirit Vision, noticed the shift in Sno's emotions. He nodded in satisfaction, then elegantly wiped the corner of his mouth with a napkin and said:
"Don't buy such lavish meals in the future. It'll easily arouse suspicion if you eat so much by yourself."
"Understood, Mr. A. I'll head to the East Borough shortly. As for lunch and dinner..."
"You don't need to worry about that. Do what you're supposed to do: develop lambs and search for Lanevus. Those are the things you should be doing." Mr. A waved a hand, signaling that he would handle such matters himself. Sno nodded and returned to his room to disguise himself.
Though he had a handsome face, disguising himself was actually quite easy. As long as he put on a layer of Snorlax that everyone felt they could see through, he could freely determine the impression he made on others.
As for his appearance, he only needed to make minor changes to his hairstyle and outfit, enough that he would not be recognized at a glance. Once the ability took effect, others would naturally take him for someone who merely looked like him.
As usual, he first went to Cherwood Borough to change clothes. However, instead of heading to the Bridge Borough or the well-known slums of the East Borough to search for lambs suitable for preaching to, he took several detours and arrived at a somewhat remote cemetery.