After locking onto his target, Liu Zhi discussed some more terms with Amun.
He was joining Amun's pantheon, and Liu Zhi could do certain things for Amun. In return, Amun's side would offer him suitable rewards.
At first, Amun had offered Liu Zhi some insights into the fall of gods. That had only been the beginning of their negotiations.
Amun's faction would certainly have to offer things that could be traded or exchanged.
Amun was sure to be very generous about it.
Among the things he offered were some Sun God Divinity and divine power. They were things he didn't want, and he could hardly wait for as many people as possible to trade them for Sun Divinity.
Besides Sun Divinity and divine power, Amun had other things to offer.
For example, there were some Mythic weapons and equipment, as well as Divinity or Divine Bodies belonging to gods who had previously died at Amun's hands.
Liu Zhi looked through the offerings and discovered that Amun really had brought out everything he owned.
As long as Liu Zhi had enough resources, reputation, or merit, he could exchange them for anything he wanted.
Soon, Liu Zhi settled on one particular item.
It was a thick book that looked as if it had been cast from metal.
At a glance, its style was clearly not Egyptian.
Liu Zhi had learned some of Egypt's history from Amanet. Ancient Egyptians used papyrus, and the things they used to record history were somewhat like scrolls.
Books weren't something they commonly used.
It was much like the place of bamboo slips and scrolls in Chinese history.
It wasn't until paper came along later that books appeared in China.
Egypt was much the same. They were used to rolling up papyrus and using it that way.
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