Chapter 1351: Chapter 69: I Love Truth, but I Love My Teacher Most
Aglaea shook her head and said:
“That’s not the case. Those participating in the vote in Athens are from all walks of life—bakers, tailors, playwrights; and from all strata—commoners, nobles, demigods. Those who are educated or have military experience are better off, but so haven’t even been out to sea a few tis. Expecting them to understand the dangers of naval battles and the priorities on the battlefield is fundantally impossible. I’m afraid the only thing they know when voting is that many Athenians have died, and soone needs to be held responsible, serving as the outlet for the grieving families’ anger.”
“So, this is not a trial of fairness and justice, but rather the tyranny of collective outrage.”
After saying that, Luo En let out a snort of laughter:
“If this is the democracy that Athenians are so proud of, then it should be swept into the dustbin of history.”
“But if the verdict is forcibly overturned, what if the citizens protest in unison?” Aglaea frowned slightly, sowhat hesitant.
“Is your Divine Authority, your sword, just for show? Deities can be rciful, but must never be weak!”
Luo En reprimanded with a cold snort:
“As I told you. Divinity arises from humanity but is above humanity. Therefore, as deities, we have the obligation to manage and guide humans! In the face of clear mistakes and the tyranny of the masses, if we do not correct them, it is tantamount to aiding and abetting an evil-doer!”
“I understand, I will protect the General and strive to suppress the opposing voices in the citizens’ assembly.”
Aglaea responded solemnly, her tone still gentle.
Evidently, she still did not intend to take overly violent asures.
Having too much contact with humans has made this Radiant Goddess’s emotions richer and her disposition more kind, but it has also made her weaker.
Luo En shook his head and said:
“Severe diseases require drastic redies. Only democracy practiced within the bounds of law has the right to be called reasonable free power. The Athenians have been in comfort for too long, detached from turmoil for too long. Simply trying to persuade them with words may not reach everyone. If reason doesn’t work, you might need to resort to physics. However, being the current leader among the states of Greece, diation is the King’s Way, and personally engaging in battles might lack decorum. Therefore, I will summon a few Divine Blood Heroes from Elysium, let them be at your command and serve as your sword.”
Aglaea did not refuse, curiously asking:
“Whom do you plan to choose to lead the team?”
“Cainis, let her work for you.”
Luo En’s face held a subtle smile as he explained:
“That woman’s temper is not good, and she hates evil as if it’s a personal enemy, most suitable to be used as a blade.”
But for so reason, Aglaea detected a hidden dark humor from those words.
After handling these two matters, Luo En waved his hand, issuing a dismissal:
“Alright, if there’s nothing else, you may leave now.”
However, Aglaea did not leave imdiately. Instead, she gently bit her cherry lips and made a request:
“There are still so trivial matters for which I seek your guidance. If you don’t mind, I intend to stay here for a few more days.”
“Very well, with the great battle impending, I happen to need so ti to assess the academic levels of Tiripsipios and Nero, you might as well stay and listen.”
“As you command, my ntor!”
Aglaea nodded respectfully, and her golden eyes quietly lifted in the shadow, looking towards that warm light and ardent truth, a hint of intoxicating blush appeared on her face.
I love truth, but I love my ntor more!
May I follow this divine wisdom until the end of Fate!
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