1596: Chapter 576_4 1596: Chapter 576_4 If you can’t beat them, negotiate; if you can, just wipe them out!
That was the ntality of those Monsters back then.
Just…
Where in the world is it so easy?
You’re allowed to fight when you want and refrain when you don’t; such a situation might occur elsewhere, but at the very least it was absolutely impossible to take place in Zhou Tian’s domain.
Therefore, had those Monsters co honestly to negotiate with Zhou Tian from the start, he might have actually let them off easily.
After all, Zhou Tian didn’t intend to annex them, and dealing with those Monsters wasn’t sothing he was particularly enthusiastic about.
However, the forr actions of those Monsters had infuriated Zhou Tian, and even though he was rational enough to know that he couldn’t completely annihilate them, that didn’t an he wouldn’t punish them.
After all, the current actions of those Monsters were detestable enough.
No matter what the other party thought, from Zhou Tian’s perspective, he could not forgive that little boss of the Monsters.
Therefore, even though Zhou Tian didn’t originally have such a plan, the ergence of this situation imdiately prompted him to change his initial strategy.
The original plan was for Zhou Tian to subdue this group of Monsters just as he did with the NPCs, making them his subordinates.
Although so conflicts were inevitable, when Zhou Tian truly gave an order, this Monster Force would certainly help him accomplish the task.
But even without truly trying to control them, Zhou Tian could tell from the current performance of the Monsters that his plan was too naive.
If he wanted to control that group of Monsters, it was probably not an easy feat.
When he tried to communicate with them, they launched an encirclent upon seeing him, without any regard for his intentions.
Despite his strength negating any effect from the Monsters’ action, just looking at their response told Zhou Tian that control over them would be extrely difficult.
No matter how strong Zhou Tian was, given the positions of both parties, it was only natural for Zhou Tian and that group of Monsters to be enemies rather than friends.
Although Zhou Tian could forcibly control the group of Monsters for a short period with his strength, he knew that as soon as an opportunity arose, that Monster Force would certainly resist his rule.
If this happened, the idea of securing the safety of his territory according to his plan would simply not be possible.
Thus, on one hand, he was angered by their behavior, and on the other, Zhou Tian realized his plan had little chance of success.
After so contemplation, he made a new decision.
Since it was not feasible to subdue those Monsters, it was better not to make such plans at all.
Zhou Tian believed that with the strength of his Beastn subordinates, there would be little they couldn’t do if he indeed needed sothing done.
In this case, whether he subjugated that group of Monsters or not, their existence wasn’t useless, but even if he had, it would only serve as icing on the cake.
It wasn’t that if Zhou Tian didn’t subdue that group of Monsters now, sothing particular would happen later.
In fact, with Zhou Tian’s current strength, the safety of the rear on the Main Plane wasn’t guaranteed to be 100% trouble-free, but as long as he was unhard, other forces on the Main Plane would have a hard ti posing any threat to him.
If Zhou Tian wished, defeating those Enemies would pose no difficulty.
Therefore, if Zhou Tian could truly control all forces on the Main Plane, that would be ideal.
But if he was truly unable to control those forces, he needn’t be too concerned.
Because with his strength, even without subjugating other forces, he could still guarantee the safety of the Beastman Territory.
As such, upon realizing that the behavior of those Monsters made them difficult to trust, Zhou Tian imdiately changed his plan.
(To be continued.
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