Anubis's concerns were not unfounded. He had seen plenty of such cases himself.
So even though Princess Mulesina was not particularly strong, he still treated her with due respect.
Princess Mulesina felt even more uneasy. This was her first time facing a Deity at such close range.
And Anubis held the Divine Office of the God of Death. As a Necromancer, she could not shake the feeling that she was a mouse facing a cat.
Fortunately, she knew Anubis served Green. Otherwise, she suspected she might have dropped to her knees before she could stop herself.
But whatever was going through their minds, they soon set those thoughts aside and began discussing their next steps.
Green had already laid out the broad plan. He had also spoken to Black Claw and arranged for Claire to use the Titan Colossus to help carve out a cold, desolate region beyond the Undead Empire's northern borders for Anubis's Virtual Divine Kingdom. But Anubis and Princess Mulesina still had to choose the exact site and determine how to inscribe the Magic Array.
They also needed to contact their former clients and sell them on faith in Anubis.
Anubis had thought he would be good at that. After all, he had been the God of Death for years. Though he had later been forced out of the job, he still had plenty of experience establishing churches, spreading faith, and persuading people to join them.
Princess Mulesina, however, rejected that conventional approach.
"Lord Anubis, I don't mean to diminish your greatness," Princess Mulesina said, mustering her courage. "But the Divine War has begun. Those who already follow a god won't risk betraying them, and those without faith won't readily offer it up. That approach would take twice the effort for half the result, and it isn't