"I would very much like to help you, but I do not possess that power. Aside from the Titans, no one else possesses such power." Cenarius strongly supported Zul'ra's plan, but unfortunately, he lacked the ability to carry it out.
"No, what I need is support, revered King of the Forest." Seeing Cenarius refuse, Zul'ra thought for a moment. It seemed his idea truly had failed to account for the demigods' current capabilities. He needed to make this clear. Though his own strength was insufficient as well, he had a way—he merely lacked support.
"You mean..." Cenarius's expression changed slightly.
"Yes, I have comprehended a new method of using the elements." Zul'ra hurriedly nodded.
"So that's how it is..." Cenarius immediately relaxed upon hearing this. What he had imagined was entirely different from what Zul'ra had said. He had thought Zul'ra intended to incite the demigods to attack a Titan laboratory, seize the Titans' knowledge and artifacts, and use them to reshape the world.
"Revered Cenarius, what had you been thinking just now?" Seeing that Cenarius had not been shocked but had instead let out a great sigh of relief, Zul'ra felt that his train of thought had somehow failed to align with the elder's.
"Ah, nothing, nothing." Cenarius spoke against his true feelings. The Troll before him carried himself with the bearing of someone long accustomed to wielding authority. He could not be sure whether voicing his malicious speculation would anger the other party. Besides, saying such a thing would damage his own dignity and easily create conflict.
"Zul'ra, you said that you had a way to reshape the world, but lacked support. Is that right?" Cenarius steered the conversation back to the main point.
"Yes, revered Cenarius, I..." Zul'ra hurriedly nodded, intending to explain the Five Elements, but