1224: Chapter 479 Old thod_2 1224: Chapter 479 Old thod_2 At the ti, Zhou Tian did absolutely nothing, which already implied from a side angle that the situation might not have been as simple as the Deities thought.
The opponent had their own plots, and Zhou Tian likewise had his own plans.
Maintaining balance was indeed difficult and not easy to disrupt.
Without an absolute strength advantage, even with Zhou Tian’s power, he dared not act rashly.
Given the power of his opponents, if he were to arbitrarily disrupt the balance, no matter how well prepared he was, it would be difficult to guarantee that he could fend off an invasion from those enemies.
Moreover, Zhou Tian was indeed very weary from the long period of combat at the ti, and he didn’t mind taking so ti to rest.
As for the current balanced situation, Zhou Tian wasn’t too opposed to it.
Although all of this was arranged by the Deities, their calculations might not necessarily be infallible.
At least at that ti, Zhou Tian had other ideas in mind, and basically did not take the balance deliberately created by those Deities seriously, because although Zhou Tian indeed had no way of dealing with those two powers at the mont, it also did not an that there were no other ways for him to enhance his strength at the ti.
Indeed, Zhou Tian acknowledged that there was no problem with those Deities’ thoughts, and in a way, Zhou Tian was indeed restricted.
Before encountering any accidents, he could find no more Territory to expand on the Main Plane, and without changes in his Territory, he simply had no way to beco stronger.
However, if he could not beco stronger on the Main Plane, then he might as well jump out of the frawork of the Main Plane.
Generally speaking, Zhou Tian had no way to expand his territory further, but the restrictions placed on him were solely on his activities within the Main Plane.
If Zhou Tian were to act outside the Main Plane, then the balance ford there at that ti would have beco completely aningless.
Indeed, having discovered the actions of those Deities and knowing he had no power to stop their plan, Zhou Tian had already co up with a thod to respond early on.
Based on the situation at the ti, theoretically speaking, it was unlikely that Zhou Tian could disrupt the Deities’ plans.
Therefore, instead of clashing head-on with the Deities, it would be better to let them act, and just when they thought they had successfully restrained him with such a thod, Zhou Tian could develop in other directions and then it would beco much easier to deal with these Deities when he turned his attention back.
As a result, under the circumstances at the ti where three Major Powers on the Main Plane faced off against each other, with none willing to make the first move, Zhou Tian quietly slipped away from the Main Plane.
Although Zhou Tian didn’t know whether those Deities were the kind of beings that rged paths as he imagined, it’s a fact that they could borrow so powers of the World Consciousness.
Knowing the capabilities of those Deities, Zhou Tian now also realized that even though they couldn’t act freely on the Main Plane, they could absolutely know every move he made.
Since his actions on the Main Plane were known to those Deities, whatever Zhou Tian planned to do would surely be t with strong resistance from them at that ti.
Undoubtedly, looking at the situation at the mont, though it can’t be said that the Deities’ efforts completely restricted Zhou Tian, under their obstruction, Zhou Tian’s growth was indeed greatly limited.
Up to this mont, Zhou Tian’s expansion had almost completely halted due to the Deities.
Thus, Zhou Tian had now co to terms with it, as long as he could enhance his strength, it really didn’t matter whether it was on the Main Plane or not.
Since those Deities were so formidable, Zhou Tian might just as well jump out of that circle of the Main Plane.
Zhou Tian truly did not believe that those Deities, who had that kind of special advantage on the Main Plane, would know his every move when he moved to develop outside the Main Plane.
The thod was very old-fashioned, and Zhou Tian had done such things before.
Zhou Tian’s thod was to recover those Ancient Ruins Spaces.
For billions of years, every Epoch witnessed countless powerful beings carving out Territories on the Main Plane, creating independent Ancient Ruins Spaces.
Especially at the end of an Epoch, most capable living beings would seek a glimr of hope for themselves in such manner, and generally at the end of an Epoch, the number of powerful beings reached an astonishing number.
It wasn’t as if there were beings of Zhou Tian’s strength everywhere, but Saint Level and even Demigod Level powerhouses were indeed not few.
Even though the Territories carved out by those powerhouses each ti might not have been large, the number of beings capable of creating Ancient Ruins Spaces at that ti were plenty!
Consequently, at the end of each Epoch, at least a portion of the Territories on the Main Plane would be turned into Ancient Ruins Spaces by those powerhouses, eventually leading to a situation where, even though powerful beings would recover so Ancient Ruins Spaces back to the Main Plane at each new Epoch and the Main Plane continued to grow, the actual area of the external Ancient Ruins Spaces never seed to reduce at any point.
By now, the area of those Ancient Ruins Spaces was by no ans smaller than that of the Main Plane itself.
If not for the fact that those Ancient Ruins Spaces were too scattered and too dangerous, for the monsters of the current Epoch, annexing those Ancient Ruins Spaces would not be inferior to annexing the territories of the Main Plane.
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