Liu Zhi was a clever man. As soon as Monur said that, Liu Zhi knew what attitude to take toward him.
So Liu Zhi put away the last trace of killing intent and sat down right in front of Monur.
Seeing Liu Zhi's gesture, Monur smiled. If Videnina, still standing behind Liu Zhi in a defensive stance, hadn't been there, perhaps he would have sat down in front of Liu Zhi too.
Even so, he showed Liu Zhi a measure of goodwill.
He gave Liu Zhi a detailed introduction to his mummies, the Light Eaters, covering everything except a few special attributes.
For example, he explained how to choose materials for mummies and whether to arrange some accomplishments for them after making them Pharaohs.
He also explained how to use pyramids to alter mummies' attributes after they had been made.
If Monur hadn't told him these things, Liu Zhi wouldn't have known any of them.
What's more, everything Monur told him was immediately useful.
Without Monur's advice, the quality of Liu Zhi's first spider mummy might not have been very high.
Whatever Monur had in mind, Liu Zhi certainly had to thank him for his help in this regard.
They talked for three whole days and nights.
At first, Liu Zhi simply listened. Later, he began asking one by one about the questions he had concerning pyramids, training Pharaohs, and making mummies.
Monur answered whatever he could. For the questions he couldn't answer, he told Liu Zhi where to look for the answers, or at least suggested some avenues for research.
It could be said that Monur told Liu Zhi everything except the most fundamental details about himself.
At last, as Liu Zhi was about to leave, he couldn't help asking,
"Do you give such thorough answers to everyone who