This was not a good question.
It was more like a verbal trap. Although he had already established that Elune would not hurt him, and that as long as he named something, the spirit of the planet would probably do her best to get him the finest of it, Dick still found the question difficult to answer.
It was not that his character had become so noble that he needed nothing external. The greater reason was that, despite turning it over constantly in his mind, he still could not think of anything he needed after two minutes.
Love? No, he already had the best.
Power meant nothing to him now. After the raid on Ulduar was complete, the Titans army he could command would be able to wipe out any nation in this world in an instant.
Strength was not realistic either. More importantly, after everything he had been through, the Paladin no longer thought he would trust powers of unknown origin. Even if Elune gave them to him, Dick would not accept them. The firmer a powerful person's resolve, the more they would trust only what they had obtained with their own hands.
After dawdling for several minutes, Dick scratched his head and gave an unprecedentedly foolish grin. He said sheepishly,
"How about... world peace?"
Elune's eyes suddenly widened. Then she covered her mouth and chuckled. "Are you sure?"
Dick shrugged. Elune's kindly manner had relieved his tension as well. The Paladin leaned back in his chair and spread his hands.
"Honestly, if I absolutely have to make a request, that's all that's left. I'll get the things I want myself. You know I'm not very used to accepting gifts from others... so world peace would be more meaningful. But frankly, it's not that I doubt your great power,