Ch. 1541The Bodies Had Arrived
Key Plot Points and Events
- Liu Zhi and other Death Gods conclude their discussions after a day and night.
- The God of Linen delivers the first batch of three hundred giant corpses to a forest outside Cairo, with more to follow within three days.
- Liu Zhi explores Cairo's districts: East (Sun God), West (Death Gods), Center (commerce), South (animal gods), and North (remaining gods).
- Liu Zhi spends two days in the center, discovering unique carriages made of linen.
- On the third day, the God of Linen takes Liu Zhi to see the delivered corpses in the southern forest.
Character Developments
- Liu Zhi realizes he hasn't bought anything since joining the game and decides to explore Cairo's shops more.
- The God of Linen demonstrates his efficiency and resourcefulness in managing the corpses' delivery and storage.
Significant Themes
- The value and scarcity of certain corpses, reflecting the importance and rarity of the gods they represent.
- Liu Zhi's realization about his lack of interest in socializing and buying items, hinting at his preference for the undead and Necromancer class.
Character Interactions
- Liu Zhi and the God of Linen interact, with the latter providing information and assistance to the former.
- Liu Zhi's exploration of Cairo's districts shows his independence and curiosity, while his interaction with the God of Linen highlights his willingness to accept help when needed.