Uriel nodded in confirmation.
"Yes," she said. "The Holy Grail. If the strange magic that binds the essence and authorities of the others to you can bind the transcendence fragments from a relic, you should be able to reach a state close enough to Him."
Aiden thought about this carefully. It shouldn't be impossible for the system to do that, but there was still one problem he couldn't ignore.
"There's no guarantee it'll work," he said slowly. "And I can't ask this of the others, Uriel."
"You won't need to, Aiden. We'll do it," Syqora said, with a resolved expression on his face.
"What?" Aiden said, his eyes widening in shock.
"Without question," Thyron added. "After all, we sort of already bet everything on you a while ago."
Aiden turned to Thyron with that same astonished look on his face. Then Orlien stepped forward and crossed her left hand through his right.
She didn't say anything but had a smile on her face that suggested she was completely on board with this decision.
