"So that was it. Then you really were saviors."
Jeanne praised them:
"Just as expected of my Master. You like doing good deeds."
"If you had existed in my era, perhaps people would have lived much better lives."
"Hehe, are you dreaming again?" Lia gave a wicked smile.
"Only children get lost in the past. Now that you've become a Heroic Spirit, you should stop letting your thoughts run wild."
"A nation that worships commerce alone will eventually collapse under the weight of its own interests."
"Beneath this extravagant, decadent shell, just how rotten must it be inside?"
"Hah? Don't tell me you think you know something about governing a country?" Seeing Lia's confident expression, Jeanne could not help but sneer.
"Look at you, all dark and grimy now. Just how unwilling are you deep down?"
"It was obvious at a glance that the country you governed did not end well. Otherwise, how could you have become so filthy?"
"Tch." Lia's expression immediately turned cold.
"They were too ignorant, too foolish, too vile."
Yan Huan quickly raised a hand and chimed in:
"Hey! I have something to say about that."
"A planet I recently explored called Amphoreus... there was a group of animals like that in the city-state of Okhema."
"The heroes were fighting bloody battles outside, while those elders used every dirty trick they had spent their lives saving up against them!"
"Really? I hate trash like that the most." Jeanne commented with obvious disgust.
"So, what happened to them?"
"If those pieces of trash were still alive and comfortable, I would not mind going over there right now and burning every last one of them into the sky."
"They were beheaded." Yan Huan spread his hands.
"I was standing really close at the time, practically right beside the