They had been talking for nearly a day and a night before they finally finished.
Aside from a few gods of death, most of them had gotten satisfactory results.
Just then, the God of Linen delivered the first batch of corpses.
However, the corpses couldn't be brought into Cairo's inner city, so they were all left in a wooded area outside the city.
The God of Linen had even arranged for people to keep watch there. As soon as Liu Zhi left the city, they could transport all the corpses away.
Of course, the first batch wasn't very large—only three hundred corpses. More would keep arriving afterward, and the God of Linen promised that all ten thousand would be delivered within three days.
Liu Zhi considered the timing. The entrance to the underworld was right here, and it wasn't going anywhere.
So Liu Zhi decided to use the few days he'd spend waiting for the Giant Corpses to visit the other districts.
The eastern part of Cairo's inner city belonged to the Sun God and his followers. Everything connected to the sun was there.
The western part was the gods of death's district, where Liu Zhi was staying.
The center was the commercial district, where most of the trade between gods of different domains took place.
The southern part was the domain of the animal gods. Those gods who had no calling or goals of their own, and only had animal heads, all lived there.
They were the largest group of Egyptian gods, and also the most useless.
If they weren't gods, they'd probably have been nothing more than cannon fodder in the divine war.
The northern part belonged to the remaining gods. Most of them had their own divine offices, so although they also had animal heads, they looked