1291: Chapter 501 Waiting_3 1291: Chapter 501 Waiting_3 And the condition Zhou Tian created for himself was to wait for the mont his opponent’s plan failed.
The greater the hope, the greater the disappointnt, a principle universally applicable no matter the place.
Even with Zhou Tian’s strength, he believed that by this ti, although not completely, those Deities had definitely placed most of their hopes in their pre-set plan.
After realizing Zhou Tian’s toughness, the Deities could only hope that their plan would achieve the pre-set effect and ultimately utilize the opportunity to weaken Zhou Tian to kill him.
Thus, when those Deities put all their confidence in that one plan, if they were to find out in the end that their plan hadn’t succeeded at all, that they hadn’t gained any advantage when attacking Zhou Tian’s Beastn, it’s estimated that the blow to those Deities would indeed be great!
After all, those Deities had pinned all their hopes on that one plan, and if it were to fail in the end, it would basically an that they would almost certainly find it impossible to defeat Zhou Tian, their opponent.
Conversely, they would then need to face Zhou Tian’s retaliation, and if they mishandled it, they might even be annihilated by Zhou Tian.
Therefore, no matter how disadvantageous those Deities found themselves in the combat with Zhou Tian, because of their original plan, those Deities always believed they had winning odds.
For Zhou Tian to take them down at this ti, naturally, he would have to pay a heavy cost.
However, once the corresponding information arrived, when those Deities realized there was a problem with their plan, and that their plan to weaken Zhou Tian’s strength wasn’t going to proceed, their original hope would naturally shatter at that mont.
The greater the hope that arrives, the greater the despair when it shatters.
Should average beings with insufficient ntal fortitude face such a situation, they might well surrender outright in the mont.
Although those Deities were no ordinary beings and the ones fighting Zhou Tian were just their avatars, even if they eventually learned of the certain defeat of their avatars, those Deities wouldn’t simply surrender.
But Zhou Tian believed that after disintegrating their fighting spirit, when he wanted to confront them later, he estimated that the pressure on him would inevitably be much reduced.
Just like those Deities’ thoughts, Zhou Tian didn’t want to confront them head-on when unnecessary, just as they didn’t want to fight him to the death.
After all, even with an immortal body, Zhou Tian still felt pain, and after all, slaying those Deities wouldn’t truly annihilate them, just as they couldn’t kill him.
Although he wanted to teach them a lesson, when doing so, Zhou Tian hoped to achieve his goal by a more effortless thod.
As a result, though their thoughts differed sowhat, Zhou Tian and those Deities’ actions were very similar at that ti.
And if one were to speak seriously, the news they awaited was also not much different; it was just that due to the disparity in information, those Deities found themselves in a relatively disadvantaged position from the start.
Given the circumstances at that ti, the scenario those Deities hoped would occur was naturally unlikely to happen.
In fact, after a few days had passed, Zhou Tian quickly saw the scenario he had hoped for.
Zhou Tian knew more information, and just as he expected, those Deities, including the Human Emperor, had severely underestimated the strength of his Beastn.
As a result, when they dispatched part of their strength in hopes of gradually annexing Zhou Tian’s territory, they naturally encountered an unexpectedly strong resistance at that mont.
Everything happened just as Zhou Tian had envisioned.
Though he had changed his cultivation route and hence his enthusiasm for developing the Beastman Tribe wasn’t as strong as before, even if Zhou Tian had previously only been so concerned about the Beastn, and even though the Beastn had developed without his care, now that they’d lost Zhou Tian’s help, their developnt inevitably lost so power.
Yet, with the foundation laid by Zhou Tian in the past, the underlying strength of the Beastman Tribe was still far beyond his opponents’ imagination, let alone the arrangents Zhou Tian had originally made, which were still ongoing.
Even without those, relying on the foundation that Zhou Tian had built, the foundation of the Beastman Tribe was absolutely far more substantial than his opponents could imagine.
What reason was there for Zhou Tian’s current achievents?
And why did his opponents always fail to foresee his growth speed?
All of it was because Zhou Tian did not originate from this world.
His otherworldly knowledge and insights granted him performances that the natives of this world wouldn’t exhibit when acting upon ideas from another world.
Knowledge and insights from Earth not only helped Zhou Tian grow faster in the beginning but even in his later developnt, his prior knowledge provided substantial aid.
At the very least, without earthbound knowledge, Zhou Tian would certainly have fallen into the fixed thinking patterns of the Beastn or the Monsters.
Not to say he might not have reached his current state, but even if Zhou Tian truly developed the Beastn, chances are all he would have ended up with was a rather ‘ordinary’ Beastman force.
However, in reality, because Zhou Tian’s mind contained so special mories, it allowed him to do things other Monsters would not do.
(To be continued.
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