At Imhotep's words, Liu Zhi rolled his eyes.
If they could only enter Cairo's inner city, what was the point of talking about anything else?
Just then, Imhotep added, "Please don't underestimate Cairo's inner city, Your Majesty. It was specially established after the Heliopolis passage disappeared. Only gods and those with divine bloodlines may enter."
Liu Zhi understood, of course. This so-called inner city of Cairo had been specially established by the mythic beings of Cairo after Heliopolis became inaccessible. It was a place for mythic and divine beings to meet and interact.
For anyone who hadn't reached that level, getting in was quite difficult.
Of course, there had to be advantages to doing things this way.
Liu Zhi guessed that this was the trade center of all Ancient Egypt, where all kinds of mythic items were sold.
One could even meet and speak with some powerful mythic beings.
Liu Zhi thought for a moment, then finally replied, "All right, then. Let's go in."
"Certainly, Your Majesty. This way, please. However, Your Majesty, your subordinates..."
Liu Zhi glanced at the female undead beside him and said coolly, "They all possess divinity."
"I know. They all have divine bloodlines, but there are too many of them. Please have your subordinates rest at a designated location. Of course, no one will interfere with what they do at the quarters. They can even go out and enjoy themselves if they wish.
"They simply can't enter Cairo in an organized formation. That's never been allowed."
Liu Zhi understood what he meant.
The female undead were all at the divine level, so they could enter Cairo, even the inner city.
But they would have to go in separately, without any organization.
If they formed a legion—or even just a military unit—they wouldn't be allowed in.