Gold Bull Mountain.
It was a rather unremarkable mountain, located in some corner of southwestern Egypt.
Its most distinctive feature was that every year on the Summer Solstice, the brightest star in Taurus formed a right angle with the mountain's peak.
A special temple had been built atop Gold Bull Mountain. Every year on the Summer Solstice, from the statue's position, the statue's eyes and the brightest star in Taurus formed a straight line.
According to the sculptors, on this day alone, the statue could see the brightest star in Taurus.
For Egyptian craftsmen, this was a chance to show off their skills.
But for the gods, it was a way to gather a special kind of power.
Some gods were often willing to spend hundreds of years gathering energy that had to be waited for, like this, and use it to create divine artifacts.
Liu Zhi knew about this, which was why he had made a special trip to Gold Bull Mountain.
He knew that the temple on Gold Bull Mountain belonged to the bull-headed sun god, Monur.
Ever since this sun god had appeared, he had made his identity clear. He carried out his daily duties as the sun god, seemingly unconcerned about whether he lived or died.
In truth, everyone knew that Monur was Atum's Brain Trust, under his protection.
As long as Atum was alive and the battle in the sky had not ended, nobody would attack Monur head-on.
As for sneak attacks, Monur only looked like a bull; he wasn't actually an Old Yellow Bull. He wasn't stupid. If he couldn't win, wouldn't he know to run?
After all, he had once served as Atum's Brain Trust.
As Atum put it, Monur had the sharpest grasp of any situation. He could spot danger from the