"Count of Green Forest? Oh... then it's fine!"
"No... my manuscript never mentioned Turing machine theory at all. At most, I made a couple of snide remarks about the chaotic administration of the Green Forest period, like how household registration management wasn't strict enough. I shouldn't have proposed any solution... right?"
"Forget it. I'm not taking the blame for this!"
Aaron coughed. "Then let's forge three identity cards first... enough to deal with temporary inspections. As for later? No system is flawless. As long as we bribe a few records administrators, we can forge identities in the headquarters database. It'll be rather difficult, but not impossible."
Besides that, using extraordinary abilities to alter one's appearance and steal someone else's identity was also a decent method, though it was a little evil.
"I seem to have heard of identity cards that can be used as real ones before, but they're very hard to get. You need very strong connections, and a lot of money. Do you have money? Money from here!"
Connie asked.
"A little. A kind gentleman lent it to me earlier."
Aaron took out a wallet embroidered with gold trim.
"If you abuse extraordinary abilities like this, the Suppression Bureau will come knocking sooner or later! They have special equipment for detecting fluctuations in extraordinary abilities!"
There was not a trace of joy on Connie's face. Instead, she covered her forehead and sighed.
"The Suppression Bureau? Is it the equivalent of the Investigation Bureau in the Invis Kingdom?" Aaron asked with a smile.
"They're far more formidable than the Investigation Bureau. They're the fiercest hyenas!" Connie sighed mournfully. "The Empire has two major intelligence agencies: one is the Extermination Bureau, and the other is the Suppression Bureau. The former mainly operates abroad, while the latter is chiefly responsible for