"Of course. I'll also need the Sovereign to provide me with ten thousand drops of Sovereign's Might of each element." Hodan made an outrageous demand. In truth, he wasn't short on Sovereign's Might at all. Sovereigns had more Sovereign's Might than they knew what to do with, and if he had a chance to take a cut, why not?
But with the thought that he might as well take what he could get, Hodan asked for a hundred and ten thousand drops of Sovereign's Might right off the bat.
In truth, Hodan was also trying to reassure the Radiant Overlord. After all, this only benefited the clans, not himself. Why would a Paragon go to great lengths for no personal gain? This was proof that Hodan truly wanted to eliminate Beirut.
"You've got some nerve asking for that," the Radiant Overlord said. Although Sovereigns had an inexhaustible supply of Sovereign's Might, it was still precious to the gods and wasn't handed out casually. Besides, he only had Light Sovereign's Might; he would have to find other Sovereigns to trade for the rest.
"The Sovereign's Might isn't a problem. But apart from Light Sovereign's Might, I can only give you a thousand drops of each element for now. I don't have that much of the other elements on me, and I'll need to trade with the Sovereigns of those elements," the Radiant Overlord said.
"Once Beirut is dead, I'll give you the rest all at once," the Radiant Overlord promised.
"Then let's swear by the name of the Overgod," Hodan said, ignoring the Radiant Overlord's fixed stare. "This is the best guarantee we can have. I'm only a god, while you're a Sovereign. I need some assurance that will put my mind at ease."
Seeing the determination in Hodan's eyes, the