Liu Zhi didn't say much about the development of the troops here. He was even kind enough to give Twin Avatar four bronze flagpoles. The meaning was simple: they were to figure out how to build an army for this Haunted Realm themselves.
After all, each regiment was relatively small. Without forming an army, they wouldn't be very effective in a real battle.
"Strengthen the city's defenses a little more. After that, you'll need to shift your focus beyond the city. Do you have any plans for the area outside?"
Leila naturally had a plan in response to Liu Zhi's question, though it differed somewhat from Amanet's.
Amanet planned to expand outward by establishing small tribes and villages, claiming each resource point they discovered.
It was a method she had learned in the past. The Egyptians had expanded outward continuously in just this way.
Leila, however, had no intention of doing that. He had his own ideas: he wanted to expand the Haunted Realm's influence, gradually swallowing up resource points.
This method was slower, but safer. Any resource point they swallowed would belong entirely to the Haunted Realm. Even if outside enemies invaded, they could respond quickly, rather than risk losing everything they had built, as Amanet might if an invasion caught her off guard.
Liu Zhi didn't really care which of the two methods they chose.
Leila's approach was better suited to someone who preferred steady, cautious progress.
Amanet's approach, on the other hand, suited a closed world better.
Take Liu Zhi's Id Plane, for example. He knew the plane belonged to him, so he could claim resource points in advance and then slowly clear out the enemies around them.
After considering the two women's positions, Liu Zhi said seriously,
"How about this? Amanet, after this, you'll come back