Lynn was already eager to see Mr. A singing and performing on stage, with a row of Loen Kingdom's Evernight Church members who knew his identity sitting below with subtle expressions, surrounded by Mr. A's fervent fans.
Mr. A was, of course, unaware that his Excellency had plans for him to debut as an idol, so he simply reminisced for a few seconds before honestly replying, "I usually watch some theatrical performances and know a few not-so-famous opera actors..."
"If you were asked to perform in a play or an opera, do you have the confidence to do so?" Lynn finally revealed his true intentions.
"Ah?" Mr. A was undoubtedly stunned again. After several seconds, he looked at Lynn to confirm, "Your Excellency, are you suggesting that I become a theater or opera actor?"
"Yes, that's exactly what I'm thinking," Lynn nodded frankly and began to elaborate on his idea. "Opera and theater are important pastimes for the people of Loen. Famous theater and opera actors have a vast number of fans and significant influence, which is our fastest way to change the perception of the True Creator..."
Lynn succinctly explained his plan to have them debut as idols to restore the image of the True Creator. He concluded by saying, "I know some influential nobles who can help you quickly integrate into the noble circles and introduce you to some of the well-known actors of today..."
The nobles Lynn referred to were, of course, members of the Tarot Club, specifically Miss Justice. As the daughter of Earl Hall, Audrey had seen countless plays and operas from a young age. For her, it was effortless to meet actors who were otherwise difficult for ordinary people to approach. Moreover, she knew many people in the art circles that were somewhat related to theater performances. Her connections were already in place.
Lynn wasn't worried that this action would bring any danger to Audrey. The entire Aurora Order was under his control, and among the three major Churches of Loen, he wasn't particularly concerned about two of them—except for the Steam Church, whose stance was still unclear. But honestly, given the Artisan's timid nature, Lynn wasn't worried that they would turn against him either.
In this situation, there was no danger at all for Audrey to help the Aurora Order members debut as idols.
Of course, besides Audrey, Lynn had other options, such as going through the Evernight Church—church members and nobles were closely linked in this era. Moreover, an actor highly esteemed by a high-ranking bishop would naturally gain significant publicity and advantages.
—It's worth mentioning that, although this was just an alternative plan, Lynn actually intended to pursue both avenues.
"But..." Mr. A showed a troubled expression. "Your Excellency, I've never studied acting..."
Mr. A actually didn't mind debuting as an idol for the sake of the True Creator. The problem was that he didn't think he could be a good idol.
He had never studied anything related to this field. Let alone performing in a play; he had never even sung before.
"No worries, you can learn. You have to believe in yourself." Lynn stood up, patted Mr. A on the shoulder, looking every bit like a boss selling a dream. "As long as you're willing, I can arrange ten or more teachers to instruct you, all of them professionals..."
"Oh, right..." Lynn suddenly seemed to remember something and looked at Mr. A, asking, "Do you mind cross-dressing?"
Although there were both male and female actors in this era, female actors were generally more famous.
This wasn't gender discrimination; it was simply the audience's preference.
Mr. A was obviously taken aback. He took a second to understand the meaning of cross-dressing, then nodded, "I don't mind disguising myself for the sake of the Creator."
"Good, that's the kind of talent the Creator needs," Lynn said with an approving expression. He then sat back down on the sofa and continued, "Of course, I don't expect you to become a top idol by yourself. Later, give me a list of members from the Aurora Order who are either attractive or talented, and I'll see if we can form a group to debut together..."
"Yes, Your Excellency. I'll compile the list as soon as possible," Mr. A replied respectfully, already beginning to recall the faces of his subordinates. Many were indeed good-looking, though he wasn't sure about their talents—those weren't things that could be identified at a glance.
After all, the Aurora Order had never paid attention to such things before.
...
"So, not only do you want the members of the Aurora Order to switch to doing charity, but you also plan to have them debut as idols?"
At 15 Minx Street, after listening to Lynn's latest exploits, Klein had a "surprise Pikachu face," expression, clearly shocked.
"Yes, isn't it fitting? The members of the Aurora Order are good at nothing but looking good, so aren't they perfect for becoming idols?" Lynn didn't find his actions outrageous at all. "Besides, after they become idols, they can use their influence to do some good, keeping them busy and out of trouble. Isn't that great?"
"But... but..." Klein's expression became conflicted. Rationally, he knew that Lynn's words made sense. If the Aurora Order members truly reformed, then becoming idols might indeed be a viable path. But emotionally—this was just too absurd!
Turning a secret organization into an idol group—what kind of genius brain could come up with such an idea?
"Mr. A and the others... didn't object?" Klein finally managed to ask after struggling for a while.
"What objection could they have? Mr. A is a devout believer of the True Creator. Forget about debuting as an idol for the True Creator; even if you asked him to sacrifice himself immediately, he wouldn't blink an eye," Lynn shrugged, then suddenly looked at Klein with a mischievous smile. "Of course, if you, Mr. Fool, also want to try this method of promoting your faith, I wouldn't mind helping out."
"No, no, I think slowly developing believers is just fine." The Fool Klein quickly shook his head. At this point, he finally suppressed the complex emotions in his heart and asked, "Are you planning to contact Miss Justice for the nobles?"
"Yes, that's my plan..." Lynn nodded. "After all, among the nobles I know, her status is the highest. Besides, this is essentially a good deed, so it won't bring her any harm."
Klein nodded in agreement. Although the action seemed outrageous, helping the Aurora Order members become idols and start doing good deeds was indeed a good thing and should not bring any negative consequences to Miss Justice.
Klein just asked, "What about the Church? They won't just sit by and watch, will they?"
"That's not my concern. It's up to him to deal with it. After all, I don't have the qualifications to speak with the Churches." Lynn spread his hands, speaking confidently, "In any case, he is going to contact the Churches for this matter."
(End of Chapter)
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