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Once this is understood, it becomes clear that how and what to judge is not dictated by any party, judge, or even the law itself; it is entirely up to the governing official's interpretation of the law.
"That 'once-in-a-generation sage'…"
While pouring himself a glass of vodka, Roque spoke in a tone of mockery that had remained unchanged for decades:
"He would never permit any ideology to overstep its bounds and infiltrate the core echelons of power."
The once-in-a-generation sage.
This was how Li Lin's worshippers (or perhaps zealots) addressed him, and it wasn't entirely unreasonable. As the leader of a nation, few had ever been able to erect the shadow state of Alfheim from the ruins of nothingness and nurture it into a formidable power capable of influencing the global situation. Although some criticized him as a dictator and an ambitious man, he had at least shown a modicum of respect for the parliamentary system and the law, refraining from capricious interventions.
