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-- Blessing the entire army sounds like a wonderful utopia and an additional advantage in the upcoming battle, but in the context of our task, it is not necessary. The main thing is that we absolutely need the blessing of fire. Have Rufus and the other glorious children of Anush not answered their followers' prayers before? Perhaps there is some special ritual or sacrifice for this? I do not dare to question, however, your idea about singularities, Your Eminence. -- I just think... that these ancient beings are quite complex, and mortals like us cannot easily understand their way of thinking. It is true that they do not wish us harm, otherwise they would be under a seal like the Apostle of Despair, or they would have destroyed everyone in the event of the failure of the spellcasters and priests who were sealing them. But if they were inclined to participate in world crises on the side of humans, I am afraid this would not have remained hidden; these singularities would have become well-known heroes and possibly even objects of worship.
-- Unfortunately, you are right. If we cannot obtain the blessings of the gods, then there remains only one other possibility.