"Magic is indeed great, but I am still only a humble Mid God mage." Suye said.
Bahamut drawled, "A Mid God is only a Mid God, but a Mid God mage can solve the Hecatoncheires, which even High Gods could not deal with. A Mid God is only a Mid God, but a Mid God mage can surely help me deal with Nidhogg, even if only a little..."
Bahamut swept his gaze across the gods present and continued, "I have no intention of offending anyone. Among everyone here, Suye may be the one who can help me the most."
The Element Master's eyes widened. Inanna raised an eyebrow, while the Master of Gray Dwarves curled his lips. The Forging Master muttered, "As expected of a Godking. His eyes are truly sharp."
"Not necessarily..." Inanna stared at Suye, seeming somewhat unconvinced.
"Exactly, exactly. Not 'not necessarily'—impossible." Suye remained utterly calm.
Bahamut smiled and glanced around at the gods. "Anything you can think of, I can certainly think of as well. But what Suye can think of, I may not necessarily be able to."
The gods fell silent.
Inanna blinked her bright, jet-black eyes and said, "That actually does seem to make sense..."
Suye sighed. "As expected of a Godking. To achieve your goal, you'll stop at nothing and dare to say anything, even things that go against your conscience."
The gods were torn between laughter and tears. Was this really something a Mid God could say to a Godking? Bahamut smiled and said, "Look, do you dare to think and say something like that?"
"I really don't..." The Element Master wore an exasperated expression.
Suye sighed and said, "Supreme Bahamut, it's not that I don't want to help you. The problem is, the Element Master came to me, Loki came to