Thinking it over, it made perfect sense. The scarcity of Sovereign's Might was deliberately controlled by the Sovereigns.
Only this way could the Sovereigns make countless Asuras and Seven-Star Demons risk their lives over a few drops of Sovereign's Might. Otherwise, if it truly became widespread, who would still risk their lives on the Plane Battlefield?
Many people might even ignore the Sovereigns' orders. After all, at most, they could give you Sovereign's Might that you already possessed, not Sovereign Artifacts. And it was inconvenient for the Sovereigns to force the issue—that would be too humiliating.
Leis Jing laughed. "Yes. My mother only has me as her child, so it doesn't matter much if I occasionally give some Sovereign's Might to others. No one bothers with it.
"But it can't be too much. If I give away too much, my mother will scold me. Still, since you're a Paragon, it should be fine."
As he spoke, Leis Jing used earth divine power to form a half-human-tall jar. He tossed it into the pool, took it back out, and handed it to Sean.
"This... is way too much." Sean estimated that it contained around a hundred thousand drops. It was even more than what the Death Sovereign had given him.
If that was really the case, then even Paragons might not be willing to work for the Sovereigns. No wonder the Sovereigns controlled the supply of Sovereign's Might.
Leis Jing laughed. "It's fine. Hurry and put it away. My mother might not be paying attention here, but if she finds out, I'll be punished."
"There's no need for you to do this." Sean shook his head.
Seeing that Sean refused to accept it, likely because he feared the Sovereign would find out, Leis Jing first put the jar into his own