Even now that they had formed a Contract, Green had no intention of letting Anubis regain his Divine Power.
And as his last trump card, Green had no intention of unleashing Anubis unless his life was on the line.
Anubis's identity was simply too sensitive. He could easily draw the attention of more powerful Deities, especially since Green had learned from him that Zeus had once personally destroyed one of his avatars.
That made Green even warier.
Zeus! The Titan Race's new God King, a powerhouse rivaled across the entire Void only by the Lord of Light.
Green had no desire to catch the eye of someone like that.
Besides, Green had always envisioned Anubis in a supporting role.
He had never intended Anubis to become one of his main fighters. What interested Green more was whether, after bringing Anubis under his command, the Graveyard would recognize him as qualified to create Death God Attendants.
Green immediately checked the Knight Barracks. Sure enough, the Death God Attendant's icon had lit up.
Excited, he selected one—then froze. Creating a single Death God Attendant cost a staggering five hundred thousand Psychic Energy!
On second thought, it made sense. A Death God Attendant started at Mid Calamity Rank, stronger than an Undead Dragon, and had enormous potential. Getting one for five hundred thousand Psychic Energy was a good deal.
Green did not dwell on it. He had never pinned much hope on Death God Attendants; he had known from the start that they were only Mid Calamity Rank.
What Green truly needed now was a fighter capable of standing against a Saint Spirit Rank opponent.
That was the real reason he had gone to such lengths to bring Anubis under his command.
Though Anubis had lost his Divine Office as the God of