[You have a point. If those Old Gods completely broke free and emerged, Aman'Thul's Ley Line System would not be able to suppress them. When that happened, your strength, even combined with mine before I reached my fully developed form, would be no match for them.] Seeing Patrick begin to doubt these Titan-forged, Elune changed her tone and shifted the conversation. [I know what you're thinking. Indeed, even now, the Old Gods have already begun extending their influence outward, and Aman'Thul's system cannot stop them at all. That is a fact, and there is no need to deny it.]
[But you need to understand one thing. Can humans on Earth defeat lions, tigers, or elephants with their bare hands? And if you had to demolish a city with your bare hands, how long would it take you?]
"Well..." Patrick could not answer.
[How long would it take the weapons and explosives you manufacture to demolish a city? And aren't the cages that hold tigers, lions, and elephants also made by you humans?]
That made perfect sense. Patrick could not refute it.
Still, there really was no comparison. A hydrogen bomb needed only a few dozen seconds to destroy a city, perhaps not even that long. If someone had to tear it down by hand, who knew how many years it would take?
With that understanding, Patrick regained his confidence in Aman'Thul. Given Aman'Thul's capabilities, building such a powerful prison was already quite an achievement, and it had suppressed these Old Gods for hundreds of thousands, perhaps even millions of years.
"All right, then. Leaving all that aside, do you know who this being speaking into my mind is?"
[...] Elune fell silent. Even she, the being with the highest authority on Azeroth, did not know.
*What a terrifying mastermind. If