"I won't rashly charge into a battlefield, Barnabas."
Lann spoke calmly, with a tone that detached himself from the situation, making Barnabas feel as if he was facing some 'being' not of this world.
This is a war that has engulfed the entire Greek world and entangled everyone!
Logically, no one should be able to stay out of this war.
But that's exactly the tone and expression Lann had.
"Yes, the Delian League led by Athens isn't a good thing because Athenian democracy is only for its own city-state, just for that small group of citizens within it. Athens is the great slave owner of the Mediterranean, and their civilization and art are built on the exploitation of slaves. And even with the allies within the league, Athens forcibly collects alliance fees to develop itself."
"But is the Peloponnesian Alliance led by Sparta any good? No, because Sparta itself is the benchmark of classical militarism."
