LOL: Summoner of Goddess Janna

Although wronged, Caitlin still fell in love with the atmosphere here after listening to Levi's group conclusion.

Even her mother, who is obedient to her, will scoff at her ideals; and these leaders who will argue fiercely with her because of their status and opinions, can firmly stand with her ideally.

People always have relatives and friends in this life, but they may not be able to find a bosom friend.

But the people here are all gay with each other.

So Caitlin quickly forgot about the unhappiness just now.

She casually tidied up the torn and messy clothes, tied up the ponytail that was torn apart by Wei, and as if nothing had happened, she found a seat in the venue and sat down.

Caitlin waited with great anticipation for the convention to begin.

And not long after, Wei, the little sister from Zu'an who had a physical conflict with her earlier, took the initiative to sit beside her.

"Just now... I'm really sorry." After Li Wei's ideological education, Wei really let go of the unique Zaun people's aggressiveness in front of the Picheng chick she once hated.

With that said, Wei also handed over the ointment she brought from the factory infirmary: "This medicine, here you are."

"It can be sterilized... or something."

Caitlin gave Vi a surprise look.

Then she took the ointment with a calm expression, opened the lid, and turned over to look at the deep tooth marks on her wrist: "I didn't expect you to care about others besides biting."

"Haha." Wei heard that there was something in the girl's words.

But she still said frankly: "We Zaun people fight to survive, and we can't be so gentle. So as long as we can win, teeth, nails, anything can be used."

"And—" Wei pointed to the bruised handprint on her arm, which was deeply burned into the flesh: "You little girl from Piltover, you must be no softer than the people of Zaun."

"You asked for it." Caitlin shrugged.

Although the words were direct, the tone was not hostile. Even a little closer.

Strange to say, maybe it was Li Wei's group conclusions that had an effect, or maybe it was the wonderful fate of acquaintances, she unexpectedly had a good eye for this young lady from Zu'an.

Vi seemed to feel the same way about Caitlyn.

After apologizing and delivering the medicine, she didn't leave. Instead, she took advantage of the situation to sink her buttocks, lean her body, and raise her legs, and sat down beside Caitlin.

"Hey, Caitlin." Vi offered to speak.

She looked at Caitlin's body, the "white thread" looming——

For some reason, after Li Wei let Janna show the power of everyone's faith, he never canceled this magic.

So now everyone has such a thin white line lingering around their bodies, as if they are the identity mark of everyone as a leader.

Everyone can see each other's lines, which leads to countless exchanges and discussions.

"I didn't expect..." Wei looked at Caitlin's thread, and sighed: "Your thread is quite bright."

The thickness of the line represents the strength of mental power.

The lightness and darkness of the line represents the degree of piety of belief.

Vi and Kaitlyn were about the same size, and they both belonged to strong people far beyond ordinary people.

And their degrees of light and darkness, that is, the degree of devotion to their beliefs, are almost the same.

They all belong to the kind of firm believers of the "pious" level who are so white and dazzling.

"Caitlin." Wei couldn't help asking, "Could it be that you are a Piltover and also a radical?"

"Huh?" Caitlin frowned slightly.

She knew that moderate and radical factions had evolved within the leaders.

Caitlyn is of course moderate. In any case, it is impossible for her to be an enemy of her mother.

And this guy named Wei sounds like a radical with violent struggle in his head. Among the masters of Piltover that she fantasized about physically destroying, there might be Caitlin's parents and relatives.

So Caitlin asked displeasedly: "How do you know that I am a radical?"

There was a little more rift in her tone.

And Wei didn't seem to realize this, she just explained to herself: "Because your 'line' is very bright, and your belief is very firm."

"I guess people with strong beliefs are mostly radicals."

"Those bastards who fantasize about the benevolence of the master of Piltover, the beggars who lie down and wait for the rich man to give them alms, it is impossible to have such a pure belief!"

Wei felt that her theory made sense.

Now that the enemy is strong and we are weak, the power of the Picheng Council is still extremely strong.

Under such circumstances, those who still dare to stick to the line of armed struggle and dare to face the enemy with their swords must have more courage and faith than those moderates who are afraid of struggle and afraid of struggle.

"That's not necessarily the case."

Caitlin's face turned cold again—helpless, politics is such a topic that is easy to lose friends.

I only heard her say to Wei in a tit-for-tat manner:

"When I was a law enforcement officer, I heard my predecessors say:"

"Those prisoners who rebelliously shouted to 'stain the port of Leather City with blood' when they were arrested, few of them persisted after being arrested."

"On the contrary, some 'cowards' who were so frightened that their legs went limp when they were arrested could stay in the interrogation room for days and nights, and they refused to give in even when they were beaten to death or maimed."

"Faith...it can't be manifested until it is really tested."

"So being radical doesn't necessarily mean being brave, and being gentle doesn't necessarily mean being cowardly."

"The 'courage' of your radicals does not necessarily come from faith, it may also come from recklessness and ignorance."

"You?!" Wei was stunned speechless.

She could only scold: "You are moderate and ignorant!"

Then Wei held back for a long time before organizing his words: "You are not only ignorant, but also naive! You are talking about non-violence and non-cooperation... How could Mr. Picheng be so kind and give you benefits without bloodshed?"

"They may not take the initiative to give it to us." Caitlin said without showing any weakness, "But we can fight for it."

"Fight, how do you fight?" Wei sneered, "With your eloquence, can you make all the congressmen dizzy?"

"Yes." Caitlin nodded.

"Are you stupid 13?" Wei's eyes widened. She thought the Picheng girl was crazy.

This lunatic really fantasizes about convincing the congressmen with his words?

Only to hear Caitlin reply: "I'm not stupid...that's what."

"I am the legitimate daughter of the Gilaman family, the daughter of Councilor Piltover."

Wei: "..."

"You are the daughter of a member of parliament?!"

The law enforcement officer, the daughter of a member of parliament, this is simply full of all the elements that she hates.

But Caitlin ignored Wei's shock and repulsion, and asked solemnly:

"Yes, I am the daughter of an MP."

"In the future, I will definitely become an MP."

Caitlyn, previously reluctant to enter politics, is now determined to become an MP:

"I will find like-minded companions from those big families, and gradually grasp the highest power in Piltover—then we will work together to change Piltover bit by bit from the inside."

"Wei, do you still think that improvement is impossible?"

Piltover councilors have "rebelled". The way of gentle improvement seems to really work.

"No...impossible!" Wei still felt that it was impossible.

She looked Caitlin up and down, and finally concluded: "If these things you said are true...then you are the biggest freak in the Twin Cities!"

"How can there be a second one for a nobleman like you who comes to believe in Janna?"

"There will be!" Caitlin was very sure.

Are there any good people among the nobles? There is.

Jess Tallis, her childhood sweetheart, is certainly a good guy who could develop.

MP Heimerdinger, too, may be sympathetic to their struggle.

Even her mother, a congressman, had innocent and passionate years when she was young.

Wouldn't there be another young man like her, like her mother, among the big families that ruled Piltover?

"I believe I will find it."

"As long as there are enough people in the big family who believe in Janna, then with our united efforts, we will be able to transform Piltover from the inside out and win a non-violent, bloodless struggle for everyone !"

As she spoke, Caitlin's tone became extremely fanatical.

Seeing the flames in her eyes, Wei Cai realized in a daze:

Why can this Piltover chick be both a moderate and a devout.

Catelyn's faith was undeniably strong. Only the direction and route are different.

Then what she said refers to this road...

"Really?" Wei couldn't help but fell into deep thought.