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Li Jun, accompanied by Kilika, approached Erefir from behind and glanced at the texts of the right pillar.
"Very interesting! It's not often you meet someone who has not only met saints face-to-face but also chatted with them! Hmm... So, what's next? I see that Lugranism isn't popular with you... Well, that's not surprising; this ideology isn't very appealing to many. Usually, it attracts those from poor social classes who feel economically disadvantaged and intellectuals who, ironically, don't have to work at all or work very little. In other words, to put it bluntly, it's a kind of symbiosis of the oppressed and the idle, either against the greedy and cruel bourgeoisie or against the most productive members of society – the so-called middle class. It's a very paradoxical thing! Hmm... You don't like Liberation either? To be honest, yes, I find this worldview very immature. Next... Oh, Godlessness! You know, looking at the Empress, her daughter, and the left pillar, it seems that many people around us would be willing to perceive these three as goddesses and blindly follow them in everything, so this way of thinking is not limited to just the slavery of Lower Lunaria. Oh, and even Sophia and Rinze are described in such a negative light..."
"Hello, Erefir," Kilika finally greeted, "how are you? How was the performance? How is the Empress?"