Mighty Lord Chapter 1721: 608

Chapter 1721: Chapter 608

Zhou Tian seeing through the identities of those deities was not particularly surprising, given that the other party had exposed nurous ‘weaknesses.’

First of all, if the other party really were deities under a Divine King, how could they possibly be so easygoing right now? Given their faction’s power, if Zhou Tian truly intruded into their territory and the Divine King disapproved of deities allowing such actions, then unless Zhou Tian possessed overwhelming divine strength or had the protection of other deities, it is likely that the mont he entered their territory, he would imdiately face attacks from the Divine King’s subordinate deities. No matter how one viewed the situation, true subordinates of a Divine King would never behave as accommodatingly as they currently were after Zhou Tian trespassed into their territory.

Moreover, the strength of those deities was another reason for their identities being exposed.

Although Zhou Tian did not fully understand the recruitnt standards of Divine Realm factions, from how so Divine Kings would simply leave if their factions were declined, it is evident that even heavenly-level divine combat strength was not sothing those Divine Kings truly regarded highly. In order to join a Divine King’s faction, a heavenly god-level cultivation should be the minimum requirent!

Yet, as things stood presently, if Zhou Tian’s perception was correct, the most powerful among the deities surrounding him was rely a sole true god, while the majority of their mbers were nothing more than pseudo-gods in cultivation level. Considering such cultivation levels, Zhou Tian couldn’t imagine any Divine King valuing them.

Aside from identifying them, the environnt of the region where Zhou Tian found himself was another cause for suspicion.

Indeed, the Divine Realm’s environnt is far superior to that of the Lower Realm. Upon entering the Divine Realm, Zhou Tian had been astonished by its surroundings. Based on Divine Realm’s environnt, there is no doubt that even its most underwhelming territories would still be hundreds of tis better than the finest cultivation environnt within the Lower Realm.

However, despite how remarkable the Divine Realm’s cultivation environnt might be, Zhou Tian also understood that the quality of the environnt would inevitably vary depending on the size of the domain. At that ti, Zhou Tian sensed that the cultivation environnt of the area where he was located was rely average. It didn’t evoke even a hint of astonishnt in Zhou Tian, and it was inferior to the territory he had first entered upon arriving in the Divine Realm.

The domain Zhou Tian accessed via teleportation channel happened to be one of the administrative hubs of those overseeing the world Zhou Tian belonged to. Thus, it was not surprising that the environnt there was slightly better than typical Divine Realm areas. However, Zhou Tian refused to believe that such an administrative hub’s environnt would be prominently exceptional. After all, deities guarding such areas were not considered pivotal mbers, nor were those places designated for cultivation. Therefore, Zhou Tian surmised that at best, the initial area had an environntal advantage slightly surpassing the general Divine Realm.

Now, the area Zhou Tian resides in is even less impressive than the cultivation environnt of the place he first entered upon arriving in the Divine Realm, suggesting it is no better than an average cultivation environnt within the Divine Realm.

Would a Divine King occupy such a territory?

If Zhou Tian truly believed that, then he would be an idiot.

Even if a Divine King exists within the Divine Realm, they would surely demand continuous progress through cultivation. Since the quality of the cultivation environnt directly determines their effectiveness, it stands to reason that any cultivator with the appropriate abilities would seek to secure the finest cultivation locations.

Would a Divine King settle for such an area?

A Divine King, even within the Divine Realm, is undoubtedly an elite figure. While they may not monopolize the best resources, it’s certain that even the weakest Divine King would claim a treasured territory as their cultivation site. Hence, Zhou Tian refused to believe the current area was part of a Divine King’s domain.

Ultimately, it was precisely because of the multitude of clues in their behavior that confird Zhou Tian’s speculation. Thus, after his initial distress, he quickly composed himself.

If Zhou Tian truly intruded into a Divine King’s domain, he could only resign himself to their decision. Whatever fate awaited him, Zhou Tian would accept it. Provided they did not kill him, in the face of an indisputable disadvantage, no matter how excessive the punishnt, Zhou Tian would likely not resist.

However, Zhou Tian’s reluctance to resist a Divine King stems from his acknowledgnt of inferiority, not an admission of wrongdoing in trespassing into their domain. Given this premise, upon discovering the group of deities before him were not actual subordinates of a Divine King, Zhou Tian naturally wouldn’t allow himself to be subject to their whims.

Moreover, Zhou Tian beca sowhat indignant due to the fright he experienced from their earlier actions, and his anger simred into humiliation. After all, having weathered countless trials and tribulations in the Lower Realm, it was utterly absurd that upon entering the Divine Realm, he could be intimidated by a group of ‘petty figures.’ How else could he quench this deep-seated rage without utterly obliterating them?

It was a disgrace.

While the deities Zhou Tian was confronting were undoubtedly formidable in their own right — though not stronger than Zhou Tian — compared to the ancient powerful beings he had previously contended with, their strengths were, without a doubt, superior. So of these deities even had rule-level cultivations surpassing Zhou Tian’s own.