After completing the Embrace, Dunn left all the newborn vampires to Annie to teach.
After several years of instruction and being fed large quantities of blood from high-tier creatures, all these vampires successfully advanced to the third tier.
Year 20 of the Calendar of the Gods.
Annie sent these newborn vampires out to develop freely.
They were, after all, already third-tier High-Tier Classholders, and as direct blood descendants of Dunn, a demigod, their combat prowess was also formidable among their peers.
As long as they did not court death, staying alive would be easy enough.
Besides, Annie would frequently check on these vampires' growth.
As for Dunn, he devoted all his energy to preparing to build his divine kingdom.
Actual construction of a divine kingdom could only begin after formal deification, upon attaining at least lesser power.
By then, however, only one year would remain to build the divine kingdom.
Thus, the planning and preparations for building it had to be done beforehand. After all, divine kingdoms were something new to this world, and those that had appeared so far were far from perfect and offered little reference value.
Dunn could therefore only find his own way, and this occupied most of his energy.
Fortunately, Dunn had largely taken a hands-off approach from the founding of the Atlantis Empire, so even though he had not appeared in public for years, Atlantis continued functioning normally without any disruption.
It was worth mentioning that Dunn's eldest son, Wells Campbell, was now twenty years old and had reached adulthood.
Under the arrangements of his mother, Lilith, he had embarked on the [Pirate] path.
With Lilith's devoted nurturing and care, he had now become a third-tier [Supernova].
Although most of his strength had been built up through potions and magical elixirs, he also had