Zhou Xu did not think his situation was normal, either.
He was at least somewhat self-aware about how his compatibility with attributes and various True Words differed from that of ordinary people.
Zhou Xu felt this was probably related to his talent, Evolutionary Leader.
Evolution was, at its core, a process of "the survival of the fittest."
Powerful adaptability was itself a potential that came from conforming to the times and constantly evolving.
Of course, he had no interest in explaining all this to Wright and Lorris.
After Wright and Lorris were left dumbfounded by Zhou Xu's all-attribute constitution, they did not keep racking their brains over the matter, either.
The world was vast, and nothing under heaven was too strange.
To Wright, there was no point in dwelling on this issue.
As a Staff Artisan, Lorris had already begun pondering how to make a staff for the all-attribute emperor before him.
Lorris's family had a long history among the Elf race. Even before the destruction of the Old Civilization, they had been a family of staff artisans whose craft had been passed down through generations.
Naturally, Lorris took pride in this.
Given that premise, an all-attribute mage? For any Staff Artisan, this was probably an unprecedentedly enormous challenge.
The most difficult point was that if one wanted to strengthen a staff's power, one inevitably needed to embed elemental orbs compatible with the user's attributes.
But Zhou Xu possessed every attribute. Wouldn't that mean embedding elemental orbs of every attribute?
Just gathering materials of every attribute was already difficult enough. Given that, how could so many elemental orbs and materials of different attributes coexist peacefully within a single staff?
Simply balancing the conflicts between the various attributes would require a massive amount of auxiliary materials.
On top of that, it