When Liu Zhi heard the news, it had already spread far and wide.
Of course, Amun's forces were quite strong, so not much had gotten out. The most people had heard was that Liu Zhi had accepted a mission from Amun to kill a Sun God.
Amun had personally selected the targets: Daris, Monur, and Abodo.
Daris was dead now. Though no one knew who had killed him, Liu Zhi had been nearby when he died.
Afterward, Liu Zhi had gone to Monur's Gold Bull Mountain. They hadn't fought in the end, but Egypt's Sun Gods knew Monur's temperament well enough to understand that it wasn't because Liu Zhi hadn't wanted to attack. Rather, Monur himself had dispelled Liu Zhi's killing intent.
So now that Liu Zhi was heading south, directly toward the southernmost part of Egypt, had he set his sights on Abodo?
For a moment, Liu Zhi felt many mythic-level gazes settle on him.
He was at a loss over the whole thing.
He couldn't exactly say he was only going to take a look.
At a time like this, nobody would believe him if he claimed he hadn't discussed it with Amun.
Now Liu Zhi was in an awkward position.
If he went any farther, he'd be openly challenging Abodo.
When he considered the problem, his first thought wasn't whether he should fight, but whether he could win if he attacked right now.
If the troops under his command were still with him, he could march overland and force Abodo down to fight on the ground.
But Liu Zhi's forces hadn't recovered yet. Aside from Videnina, he had only a few divine-level female undead and divine-level skeletons, plus perhaps some Eagle Warriors.
The troops were certainly elite, but they were clearly lacking in numbers.
Not to mention