Mighty Lord Chapter 1501 - 1501 553 Revisiting the Old Place

1501: Chapter 553 Revisiting the Old Place 1501: Chapter 553 Revisiting the Old Place Wisdom, although seemingly inconsequential in combat, had a profound impact on the combat power of living beings.

At the very least, if Zhou Tian’s clones possessed wisdom, they could perfectly manifest the strength bestowed upon them by Zhou Tian.

So even if they were not as mighty as Zhou Tian, aside from the effect of an immortal body, they could fully inherit most of Zhou Tian’s combat power.

Moreover, these clone bodies were created based on Zhou Tian’s abilities.

Therefore, as long as Zhou Tian was not dead, even if a batch of clones died, he could create another batch.

Facing such enemies, it was estimated that aside from beings like Zhou Tian, most living beings would probably lack the ability to resist the Human Sea Tactic.

Of course, now that his clone bodies had acquired corresponding wisdom, this change appeared to be advantageous for Zhou Tian.

If his clones now possessed wisdom, they could assist Zhou Tian in many more ways, and even if he were far from the Main Plane, he wouldn’t have to worry about his influence spiraling out of control soday.

For in his absence, Zhou Tian could use the clones to maintain control over his forces on the Main Plane.

However, every coin has two sides.

On the surface, Zhou Tian’s clones gaining wisdom ant that his Monster Power had accordingly improved.

With increased effect and power, Zhou Tian alone with his abilities could take on most enemies.

Yet, with this significant room for advancent in his abilities, the evolution of his powers also inevitably introduced a risk that Zhou Tian had to be wary of.

Theoretically, the clones Zhou Tian had created were rely energy beings, existing to serve him.

Even if Zhou Tian treated them as tools, it was believed that the clones would not resist.

And previously, when Zhou Tian utilized the clones, their performance was indeed normal.

But at that ti, the clones under Zhou Tian’s control lacked wisdom.

Now, the situation was entirely different.

Beings with wisdom could be considered living beings, and having acquired wisdom, the clones might have developed independent thinking capabilities.

Under these circumstances, even though Zhou Tian was their creator, he also lacked the ability to control the thoughts of his clones.

In other words, while the change in Zhou Tian’s ability granted him greater strength, if his clones ever harbored the wrong kind of thoughts, the very power that had suddenly strengthened in Zhou Tian’s hands could at any ti beco his death knell.

Compared to enemies of equal strength, even if Zhou Tian’s clone Beastn were less powerful, their potential to stab Zhou Tian in the back could inflict far more damage than any of Zhou Tian’s formidable adversaries.

It was estimated that even the full-strength attacks of the Deities on Zhou Tian would not cause as much harm as the betrayal of these clone Beastn.

After all, based on Zhou Tian’s initial thoughts, either he would not use the clones or, once he decided to utilize them properly, he would have to grant them a considerable amount of power.

Even if necessary, Zhou Tian might distribute a significant portion of his strength among the clones.

And according to Zhou Tian’s plan, if he really did so, it would an that both strength and power would be largely dispersed among the clones.

In that case, if the clones turned against Zhou Tian, his power would inevitably be greatly diminished by the impact.

If at that ti the strength present within the clones could be reclaid, then maybe the rebellion of the clone Beastn could be rectified.

But if the dispersed power couldn’t be reclaid, then Zhou Tian might well fall from his realm or even be stripped of everything he possessed.

Although the likelihood was not great, if such a situation ultimately did arise, it would signify that Zhou Tian’s loss would be so imnse as to be heartbreaking.

And such a risk was sothing that Zhou Tian could not possibly ignore.

Simply based on the risk at that ti, without full preparations, Zhou Tian had no need to use that power.

Since the clone Beastn were capable of rebellion, Zhou Tian should not put all his eggs in one basket with this ability.

After all, if he did so and the clones did rebel, all his previous efforts would have been for naught, dressing others in wedding garnts.

However, although it was so, given Zhou Tian’s nature, it was improbable that he would take such a risk, but even with the situation at hand, Zhou Tian was still unable to let go of his original intent.