After leaving that enormous city, Liu Zhi and the others entered the forest once again.
This time, the forest was just like before, with wild beasts charging out at them from time to time.
Only this time, Liu Zhi noticed that something seemed off about the beasts here.
Before, only large beasts had dared to charge out, but now even the little ones were bold enough to attack. Frogs and the like were everywhere, and he had no idea where they got the courage.
As a result, Liu Zhi and his group couldn't help slowing their pace.
Several times, Liu Zhi had wanted to fly over the forest.
In the end, Amanet talked him out of it, and he let the idea go.
Gradually, Liu Zhi also realized the benefits of traveling through the forest.
There were actually quite a few treasures to be found in a forest like this.
The beasts that charged at them came with plenty of flesh and souls, and their flesh even contained traces of divinity.
That wasn't much use to Liu Zhi, but it made excellent experimental material for the players under his command.
So Liu Zhi simply had the bodies collected and tossed into his portable space.
Once they had completed this mission and returned, he could hand them over to his players. Even setting everyone else aside, giving so many divine-blooded animals to the Id Family would further improve their Underworld Ecosystem.
After another seven or eight days of travel, they were nearing Cairo when a new enemy appeared.
This time, it was a strange kind of mummy.
These mummies were unlike the ones Liu Zhi had seen before.
He had always thought mummies were dried corpses wrapped in yellowish-brown linen bandages.
But these mummies were different.
Their bandages were made from