After Amanet left, Liu Zhi didn't rush to make a move.
He was keeping his goals hidden. Unlike other players, he didn't act recklessly as soon as he entered a game, as if he were afraid no one would realize how special he was.
This time, Liu Zhi intended to ambush one or two Sun Gods.
Once he succeeded, he would have to quickly convert the fallen Sun God into a level of his own.
That meant Liu Zhi couldn't afford to draw too much attention to himself from the start.
If he attracted too much attention, his true capabilities would be discovered easily. By then, even if he killed a Sun God, he wouldn't have time to carry out what came next.
For nearly the next year, Liu Zhi kept his head down and focused all his attention on this spider kingdom.
Aside from the two Subordinate Gods under his command, only the God of Linen knew where Liu Zhi was.
The other gods knew nothing of his actions. They hadn't even noticed that a new kingdom had appeared by the sea.
The city-states near the kingdom didn't think much of it, even if they noticed it.
For one thing, Egypt was still a place where humans and gods lived together, and there were quite a few kingdoms whose inhabitants didn't look human.
For another, the mythic beings protected by the nearby divine city-states were all Pharaohs entombed in pyramids. They had mythic-level strength, but couldn't leave their tombs at will.
As for those below the mythic level, they couldn't see through Liu Zhi's true capabilities. At most, they took this place for a newly established city-state.
The Egyptians could understand why a city-state would start building a pyramid as soon as it was founded.
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