LOL: Summoner of Goddess Janna

The discussion between Mrs. Ogesha and Mel made Miss Lux on the side feel curious and scratching her heart.

She had never seen her mother, who always dealt with things calmly, be so cautious about something. Even though she was a daughter infected with magic, the most evil magic in Demacia's values ​​had never made her mother lose her temper like this.

So, what exactly is written in that pamphlet?

Just a pamphlet, why should the two powerful countries of Demacia and Noxus be afraid of it?

Lux was originally at a curious and rebellious age.

Just like those vulgar romance novels that ladies shouldn't read that she secretly read behind the back of the housekeeper and tutor, the more her mother refused to let her read this pamphlet, the more she wanted to read it.

But her mother was watching from the side, and Lacus did not dare to go to Miss Mel in front of her mother to ask for another copy as a souvenir.

So she rolled her eyes and had an idea, and quietly touched Sona who was next to her with her elbow.

"Aba Aba?" Sonayi asked and cast an inquiring look.

Lux forced herself to remain calm in front of her mother, using sign language that only she and Sona could understand. Is there any content?”

"No." Sona waved her hand slightly.

"Well..." Lux was a little disappointed, but Sona then gestured: "But I still have a copy hidden on me."

She had originally asked for an extra copy for Lux as a souvenir, but one was confiscated and she still had one. Later, Ogesha asked everyone in the mission to hand in the pamphlet, but she hid it and did not hand it over.

"Wow!" Lux didn't expect that Sona, a little lady who was regarded as the most ladylike in the lady circle in Xiongdu, would be so rebellious.

"Because there is a music score on the title page." Sona gestured.

There is a piece of music printed on the title page of "A Brief Introduction to Janna's Thoughts", which is the anthem of the Wind Leader Association.

Sona had heard many songs from Zaun in the noble salons of Xiongdu, but this song had never appeared.

Sona could feel the passionate fighting passion, the unyielding will to resist, and the inexplicable tragic sadness in this song that made people cry. Each of its lyrics is like a battle cry to the old world, and every note is like the angry roar of the suffering people. But it is not only a war song to vent anger, but also a romantic chant by idealists at the forefront of the times.

"This is a good song." Sona gestured infatuatedly.

She had already hummed this tune in her mind countless times.

But, just like Mrs. Ogesha said, its meaning seems a bit dangerous...

"Okay..." Lux didn't care too much. She was not interested in the music itself, she still wanted to read the content in the booklet.

But her mother was sitting next to her, and she never found a chance.

Finally, as the concierge convoy drove into Zaun, it arrived at the headquarters of the Wind Leader Association in Zaun. Lux finally seized the opportunity.

Ogesha will next go with Miss Mel to see Levi. In such a formal diplomatic occasion, of course she could no longer take her 13-year-old daughter with her.

Thinking about it, it would not be possible for Lux to be abducted by the Wind Leader in just such a short time.

Moreover, there is always a risk of "social death" where the daughter's magic power is out of control, and it is inconvenient to have untrustworthy members of the mission to closely monitor her.

So Ogesha had no choice but to temporarily give Lux freedom and let her and Sona stay honestly in the lounge of the Wind Leader Headquarters.

"Quick!" After watching her mother leave, Lux couldn't wait to hide in the lounge, pulling Miss Sona and sneaking into the corner of the room.

Sona looked out the window carefully like a thief, then blushed and darted with her heart beating, she took out a booklet warmed by her body temperature from her arms: "Aba Aba..."

"Don't worry, it's okay!" Lux seemed to understand her words and comforted her without looking at her gestures: "This is just an ordinary booklet, not a black magic book. Not everyone on the street Are you holding this booklet and reading it? I didn’t see anything wrong with them!”

"Abba..." Sona whimpered hesitantly.

"This pamphlet was written by Miss Seraphine's boyfriend!" Lux persuaded her in a persuasive way: "Don't you want to read the book that Miss Seraphine usually reads?"

"Hmm..." Sona was convinced.

So the two girls, one nervous and excited, the other hesitant and expectant, huddled side by side in the corner, heads touching, golden hair wrapped around blue hair, hiding the booklet under their bodies, and started flipping through it carefully.

They looked at it for a while, then...

"Do you understand?" Lux looked up at her best friend blankly.

"Ah..." Sona nodded, then shook her head in confusion.

It's not that they can't understand. After all, Demacia's aristocratic education gave them a good foundation in literature and history, and they could understand most of the content in the booklet.

But the girls didn't understand it very well. They don't know why this book has such a magical power and can make so many people obsessed and afraid of it.

Why? With that beautiful dream of world unity?

Although Lux is immature, she can understand that this dream is beautiful. But her understanding of the specific criteria for this dream is slightly off:

"Datong... Then our Demacia should be considered Datong, right?"

"After all, in my family's territory, even the humblest tenant farmer can have enough to eat and wear new clothes."

Lux said so innocently.

Because she has only lived in noble manors and salons since she was a child.

Even before leaving the capital, when she was in the countryside of Mithril City, she had only stayed in her own territory and never been to other places.

After all, the private territory of the Crownguard family in Mithril City is indeed a little bit large.

It was really not something that Lux, who was just a little girl at that time, could walk out casually... Let alone leave, even riding a horse through that realm would tire the horse to half death.

Therefore, the lowest level of Demacia that Lux knows is just the landless tenant farmers in the territory of their Crownguard family.

As the head of Demacia, the Crownguard family can even be said to be the image of the kingdom. The past family heads have all had character and good reputations.

Their family did not buy slaves or serfs, but only hired tenant farmers. And compared with the tenants of other noble families, the living standards of their tenants are obviously better in several dimensions.

Therefore, the class contradiction in Lux's eyes is...

Um, is there such a thing as class conflict? Why didn't I, Laxana, see you?

Even the humblest tenant farmer in my family can be fed, clothed, healthy and happy.

When they saw me and my family, they all willingly called me "Master" and "Ms." and wished they could repay their kindness with their lives.

Where does this contradiction begin?

The immature Miss Lux couldn't understand, but after struggling, she came to the conclusion: "I know!"

"This pamphlet is all about Zaun, Piltover, and Noxus."

At first glance this is indeed the case.

After all, the content of "A Brief Introduction to Janna's Thoughts" is constantly updated and enriched based on the leader's growth path, so most of the historical basis used to explain the theory is the history of the Twin Cities and Noxus. history.

There is very little about Demacia.

"It must be because the Noxians are cruel and tyrannical, and the people of the Twin Cities are greedy and shameless, and do not regard the common people as human beings, the class conflicts in their country are so intense and obvious."

"We in Demacia are very good. We don't have such messy things at all."

"That's why this booklet didn't write about us!" Lux muttered her guess.

"Abba..." Sona hesitated to speak.

She vaguely felt that there was something wrong with what Lux said, but she couldn't say it.

Because Sona's situation is actually similar to Lux's, she is also a young lady who grew up in a honey pot.

Although she was not born a Demacian noble, but was born as a pariah in Ionia. She was even so miserable that she was abandoned at the gate of the temple by her parents who could not afford to support her since she was a child. She has been an orphan without parents for as long as she can remember.

This life experience is supposed to be miserable enough for Sona to deeply understand class contradictions.

But the problem is, her parents left her in a too good position.

The full name of the temple where she was abandoned is Sirana Monastery.

The Sirana Monastery, which is dedicated to the spirit of the dragon, is one of the four most famous monasteries in Ionia, along with Shuoji, Everlasting, and Balance.

Li Qing is a disciple of this monastery, and strictly speaking, he is Sona's senior brother.

In other words, it is true that Sona is an abandoned orphan. But as soon as she was born, she was accepted by one of the four most powerful sects in the continent. She was promoted from Dalit to Brahmin and obtained a monastery establishment that ordinary untouchables could only dream of.

And those monastery monks who were truly compassionate would certainly not wrong the adopted Sona.

Later, war broke out in Ionia, and these monks immediately relied on the connections of Demacian merchants to allow Sona to successfully infiltrate Ionia before the war affected her.

Sona had never had a hard day, and because of her naturally lovable nature, she was spotted and adopted by the Bouvier family, a large noble of Demacia.

A congenitally disabled untouchable orphan had a hellish start, which forced her to live a happy life.

So Sona's understanding of the grassroots is a little better than Lux's, but it can only be so little.

"Obviously our situation in Demacia is different, and these theories are not applicable to Demacia. Why are you still so nervous, Mother?"

Lux was still confused. Sona felt something was wrong, but she couldn't say anything to refute.

They understood the pamphlet, but they did not understand it.

Finally, Lux and Sona flipped through the pages in confusion before finally finding an article that they both could understand and understand, and the title caught their attention very much:

"Why does Demacia ban demons?"