Mighty Lord Chapter 1121 - 1121 445 Player Invasion

1121: Chapter 445: Player Invasion 1121: Chapter 445: Player Invasion NPCs want to organize those players to attack my territory again, don’t they?

Well, when those NPCs were doing that, Zhou Tian had no ability to stop them.

However, although Zhou Tian couldn’t prevent those players from invading, this didn’t an that he was helpless at the ti.

In fact, Zhou Tian’s actions at that mont, in so respects, indeed could alleviate his pressure.

If he struck first before the other party’s invasion, attacking the players before they had ti to organize a large-scale team to invade his territory, Zhou Tian, given his strength, believed that those players would definitely struggle under his assault.

With Zhou Tian’s strength and the power at his disposal, the players targeted by him would likely be eliminated, nine tis out of ten!

As long as Zhou Tian could eliminate a large number of players within his territory, he would also be able to create favorable conditions for his subsequent battles—not necessarily to prevent the inevitable warfare, but increasing his own odds of victory was definitely not an issue.

Firstly, if Zhou Tian slaughtered a group of players now, their strength would naturally be diminished when they started their attack on his territory.

Furthermore, since many players had suffered at the hands of Zhou Tian, not all but certainly so players would not be enticed by those NPCs due to their psychological trauma, directly serving the purpose of reducing player numbers.

On the whole, Zhou Tian’s current actions did not have a significant impact on the battle situation.

However, even a small impact is still an impact, and as long as there is a slight effect, Zhou Tian’s actions are not in vain.

Even if Zhou Tian was extrely confident in his own strength, he still had to admit that those players, as opponents, definitely posed a threat.

And based on those players’ strength, if Zhou Tian did nothing, his chance of victory would definitely be less than fifty percent.

However, with his current thod, although it may seem inconspicuous, he believed that if this series of actions reached optimal effectiveness, it would probably increase his own odds by ten to twenty percent.

For Zhou Tian, such an increase in the odds of victory was worth striving for.

As a result, in accordance with what he had in mind, Zhou Tian resolutely comnced the corresponding actions at that ti.

With Zhou Tian’s strength, he could act on this matter if he wished, not needing any preparatory work beyond his decision.

Before the power of Zhou Tian, a small number of players had no ability to fight back and were dood if targeted by him.

Once Zhou Tian had made up his mind, he imdiately consolidated the forces in his new territory and began the encirclent of the players within his territory.

Under the surveillance of Zhou Tian’s beastn, it was not difficult for him to discover where the players were in his territory.

All Zhou Tian needed to do was roam about his new territory and, with his abilities, even if he did not take action himself, the beastn under him were capable of encircling those players once their advantage was lost.

If Zhou Tian personally took action a few tis, then any targeted player would almost certainly have no chance of survival.

Thus, after Zhou Tian took action, within less than a day, he had nearly eliminated all the players who had co to level up in his territory.

Following Zhou Tian’s actions, the NPCs, whether they were ready or not, were now bound to launch that specific operation they had prepared for Zhou Tian.

With Zhou Tian’s strength, for those NPCs to pose a sufficient threat, they definitely needed to have the appropriate tactics.

And based on the NPCs’ strength at the ti, if they desired to eliminate Zhou Tian in one fell swoop, to bring enough threat to Zhou Tian, they would certainly need more preparation.

But now, following Zhou Tian’s actions, whether the NPCs liked it or not, they had to accelerate their original plans.

Because with the initiation of that action, it also ant that Zhou Tian was already aware of their plans.

So, as they prepared, Zhou Tian could presumably also prepare to respond to the battle.

While both were making preparations, the NPCs did not have the confidence to guarantee that their own preparatory work would be better than Zhou Tian’s.

Thus, in the absence of assurance that they would achieve greater battle results after proper preparation, the NPCs’ decision to initiate the war ahead of schedule was not surprising.

No matter what, it was the NPCs who first initiated the idea of warfare, and by starting the war earlier, Zhou Tian would have less ti to prepare, whereas they would have nearly completed theirs.

Hence, to prevent unexpected outcos, the NPCs’ choice was not faulted.