Mighty Lord Chapter 1726: 6092

Chapter 1726: Chapter 609_2

However, no matter how powerful Zhou Tian’s strength was, it could not change the fact that he lacked a suitable weapon. And under such circumstances, even if Zhou Tian’s strength was imnse, once those deities began leveraging external help in battle, the advantage he held in terms of strength inevitably diminished until it appeared utterly insignificant.

In truth, it was precisely because the deity Zhou Tian was attacking had activated their defensive armor ability that Zhou Tian’s seemingly foolproof strike ultimately failed to deal any damage to the opponent.

Judging by the situation at the ti, Zhou Tian’s predicant clearly wasn’t ideal.

If Zhou Tian’s strike didn’t deliver the intended effect at the ti, then even if he were to attack those deities several more tis—or even hundreds of tis—assuming he couldn’t penetrate their defense initially, subsequent attacks would likewise fail to break through.

No matter how strong Zhou Tian was, as long as he was incapable of breaking through the defenses of those deities, he could form no actual threat against them. Conversely, in Zhou Tian’s inability to counter those deities, even if their strength was inferior to his, as long as they tactically leveraged their advantages, defeating Zhou Tian—or even killing him—would pose no significant difficulty.

Was killing Zhou Tian difficult?

Judging by Zhou Tian’s past war achievents, it seed that those deities would indeed have a hard ti achieving that task. Or it might be better said that killing Zhou Tian was outright impossible.

But in reality, while slaying Zhou Tian in the lower realm might have been nearly impossible, in the divine realm, those deities didn’t face such extre difficulty in attempting to kill him.

Ultimately, the reason Zhou Tian had perford outstandingly in the lower realm wasn’t solely due to his powerful strength—more so, it relied on the Human Emperor Immortal Body ability. If Zhou Tian didn’t possess this immortal body, judging by his previous battle situations, it seed likely he wouldn’t have achieved his current war achievents. Chances are, he would’ve died countless tis at the hands of his enemies by now.

Without a doubt, if Zhou Tian were still equipped with the Human Emperor Immortal Body ability, then—even faced with the most formidable deities—if their battle devolved into a war of attrition, Zhou Tian’s likelihood of victory would exceed fifty percent.

But unfortunately, regardless of how much rit the Human Emperor Immortal Body had brought Zhou Tian in the past, upon entering the divine realm, deprived of the reliance on the rules of his original world, attempting to utilize that ability again had long since beco an impossibility.

Given the situation at the ti, since Zhou Tian couldn’t rely on the immortal body he had before, if he were to sustain any fatal injuries, it was likely that his life truly would co to an end.

Therefore, in Zhou Tian’s current state, where he couldn’t fully unleash his original strength, being forced to fight against those deities ard with various divine artifacts left him no chance of victory from any conceivable standpoint.

Even if Zhou Tian had imnse confidence in his strength, as events unfolded in such a manner, he keenly sensed that his situation had taken a turn for the worse.

No matter how strong he was, he couldn’t surpass a group of opponents whose cultivation levels were not inferior to his, but who wielded divine artifacts. Regardless of what kind of achievents he created in the past, they couldn’t provide any sort of help to his current situation.

Therefore, given the circumstances at the ti, no matter what Zhou Tian initially thought, when his opponents began wielding the abilities of their weapons, Zhou Tian ultimately realized that, in order to avoid dying at their hands, he had no choice but to retreat.

Whatever the case, the battle at this mont was far too unfavorable for him. If Zhou Tian held a grudge against them, he could always seek revenge in the future. But for now, unless he wished to die, retreating was his only viable option given his inability to oppose them.

In the end, due to the deities’ performance, Zhou Tian—who had initially planned to fight them to the death—had no choice but to make the decision to retreat.

But…

At that mont, while Zhou Tian’s choice to retreat was not incorrect, considering the situation where he clearly knew he couldn’t gain any advantage against them, his retreat depended on whether those deities would allow him to leave! In reality, regardless of their reasons for targeting Zhou Tian initially, after he killed one of their companions, chances were they wouldn’t let him leave until victory or defeat had been decided.

As a result, when Zhou Tian utilized his ti ability to accelerate his speed and attempted to escape from the deities in one swift movent, he didn’t anticipate that after sprinting forward, he would ultimately crash straight into an invisible barrier.