1183: Chapter 465 Alliance Response_3 1183: Chapter 465 Alliance Response_3 Let the battle begin!
Having learned certain things from so of the smaller Monster Forces that had defected to him, Zhou Tian reacted almost instantly without any hesitation.
Even though he did not fear the alliance of those forces, Zhou Tian would much prefer to fight a group of emperor-level Monsters than a Human Emperor force.
Therefore, if possible, Zhou Tian naturally wanted to prevent the Monsters from rging and, for this very reason, he promptly initiated a series of actions.
Regardless, even knowing that his actions might not have much of an effect, if it were possible, Zhou Tian would still strive to prevent the rger of the Monster Forces.
Under those circumstances, Zhou Tian decisively took action against his opponents.
He did not attack those forces seeking independence.
Considering the situation at the ti, Zhou Tian targeted the Monsters wanting to rge with a purposeful assault.
Before they could fully rge, Zhou Tian directly annexed several emperor-level Monsters that were attempting to unite.
Zhou Tian had no assurance he could indeed prevent the rger of those few forces.
However, he was well aware that even if he could not stop the enemy from uniting, he still needed to attack those Monster Forces, for even if he ultimately failed to thwart their plans, each mber of the enemy he took down would an that the Human Emperor the Monsters eventually created would be correspondingly weakened.
The idea of Human Emperor versus Human Emperor was attractive; given the Human Emperor’s Immortal Body, even if Zhou Tian was overwhelmingly strong at the mont, bringing down another Human Emperor wouldn’t be an easy task.
However, even if Zhou Tian couldn’t defeat a Human Emperor in the short term, he didn’t believe the Monsters could pose any threat to him by creating a Human Emperor force.
The strength of a Human Emperor varies, and even if another Human Emperor managed to stall Zhou Tian, as long as his Beastn perford well, his forces could continue to expand without him.
Thus, Zhou Tian knew he might not be able to stop the Monsters’ actions, but even if powerless to prevent their rger, he needed to work on weakening their strength while finding ways to enhance his own.
Nothing had changed, for even at that mont, Zhou Tian’s primary objective was still to increase his power.
Strength is the foundation of everything.
No matter what enemies Zhou Tian faced in the future, he just needed to keep increasing his own strength.
With strength, he could handle any situation, but without it, Zhou Tian knew, facing any myriad of enemies, he would likely be thrown into disarray.
As a result, depending on the circumstances, Zhou Tian did not devote all his strength to preventing the Monsters from rging; he rely obstructed the rger from the sidelines, based on the intelligence he had.
His real focus remained on how to expand his territory.
In this way, with Zhou Tian’s relentless efforts, several emperor-level forces eventually fell into his hands one after another.
Taking advantage of the opportunity to annex so many forces, Zhou Tian’s strength indeed increased substantially.
After Zhou Tian annexed several emperor-level Monster forces, though his actions terrified so Hostile Forces, and even led several emperor-level forces to defect to him directly, the Monsters who did not want to defect beca even more determined to unite because of his aggressive behavior.
Those forces had grown to this point because they were not stupid; they could clearly perceive the implications behind Zhou Tian’s recent actions.
They were aware that the ti had co for them to fight desperately; if they did not confront Zhou Tian with everything they had at that mont, given Zhou Tian’s current performance, it wouldn’t take long before they would be unable to form a Human Emperor force capable of threatening him, even if they wished to rge.
Consequently, under the partial coercion of Zhou Tian, those Monster Forces eventually rged at that ti.
They did not need much ti because it was the emperor-level BOSSes themselves taking the initiative.
They only had to decide who would be the BOSS.
Once they had negotiated a result and determined who would beco the BOSS, they could rge all their territories together without needing ti to integrate.
So, while Zhou Tian was fiercely expanding his territory, the Monsters were also quick to act, and finally, while Zhou Tian’s campaign was only halfway done, the Monsters successfully rged into a single Monster Force based on their own strength.
Given the size of their original territories, it was no surprise when they united that they beca a new Human Emperor force.
Although Zhou Tian had ntally prepared himself well in advance, when he indeed discovered the existence of another Human Emperor force besides his own, his mood was quite complex.
(To be continued.
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