Dunnington smiled with ease. "My lord, you jest. It's just that Paragon battles are rare, Sovereign battles even rarer, and battles between Chief Sovereigns are unheard of. I was simply a little curious."
Lincoln found a reef to sit on, then patted the spot beside him to invite Dunnington to sit as well. Smiling, he said, "The only difference between a Chief Sovereign and you is a Sovereign Spark. If you became a Chief God, you could immediately surpass the vast majority of Chief Gods."
Dunnington sighed as he sat down. "I won't hide it from you, my lord: I once held out hope, too. But in all these countless years, not a single Death Sovereign Spark has become available, so I gave up."
"You still haven't told me what you want me to do for you, my lord."
Lincoln didn't answer. Instead, he asked, "Does it have to be a Death Sovereign Spark? Don't you have any other Divine Clones? Did you achieve Internal Godhood?"
Dunnington shook his head. "Although I achieved External Godhood, I have no other talents, so there's not much difference between me and someone who achieved Internal Godhood."
After speaking, Dunnington looked at Lincoln, waiting for him to state his request.
Lincoln paused, then unexpectedly offered some reassurance. "Having more Divine Clones isn't all that useful. A few Low-God Divine Clones can never compare to a Paragon Divine Clone. Without this Paragon clone who mastered the Death Rules, you wouldn't be able to roam Hell and countless other planes as freely as you do."
Lincoln had originally planned to tempt him with a Sovereign Spark, but he didn't want to encroach on the Death Chief Sovereigns' domain. Those six Chief Gods were all staunch allies of Hela.
"My lord is right. I've always been proud