"Socrates, who is my teacher and the man who has repeatedly rejected me."
Alcibiades was walking with Lann on the roads of Athens, looking back at Lann's profile as he spoke.
"Although he takes pride in his identity as an Athenian, he opposes, or rather detests, the 'democracy' advocated by Pericles."
"He thinks the concept is utterly foolish, and unfortunately, he is well qualified to say that, as he should be considered one of the wisest humans in this world."
As they were talking, the two passed by a rostrum in the city of Athens.
Because all Athenian citizens have the right to be elected, many citizens with political ambitions sometimes speak passionately, resulting in many rostrums being built in Athens.
At this moment, the person displaying wisdom on the rostrum was a man in a grass-green robe, wearing a gold headband, with graying hair.
The crowd surrounding the rostrum was quite large, indicating his popularity.
"That is Pericles."
