Faced with Helya's pickiness, Herad, who had already made up his mind, refused to indulge her.
He showed her samples of elemental earth and Water of the Elements.
He had Helya make her final choice between these two magical materials.
Looking at the understated, luxurious, and refined silver-gray elemental earth and the elegant, impressive, and prestigious ice-blue Water of the Elements.
Helya chose Water of the Elements decisively, without any hesitation.
As the most beauty-loving of the Titan-forged, she found nothing appealing about being understated, luxurious, and refined.
What she wanted was elegance, grandeur, and prestige.
Herad felt it was a great pity that Helya had chosen to become something like a Smurf.
In his view, silver-gray would have been considerably better than ice blue.
Of course, her current pure white was still the best.
The image of a beautiful white angel with curves in all the right places was certainly easy on the eyes!
Changing to silver-gray would definitely make her considerably less attractive.
But silver-gray should have been somewhat better in terms of the color's texture.
Yet she had insisted on choosing ice blue.
That color was not particularly good in either appearance or texture.
Herad inwardly grumbled about it at length.
Then he went to prepare the Water of the Elements.
Some of the Water of the Elements could be bought.
As for the remaining shortfall, he would have to find a way to collect it himself.
For Herad, this was not particularly troublesome.
Although the Tidestone had already been put to use powering the Pantheon.
He still had Doomhammer, a powerful elemental artifact.
With the powerful enhancement Doomhammer provided, summoning elemental creatures was child's play!
An archmage from Dalaran proficient in water spells could summon four or five water elemental creatures at once.
When Herad used