Mighty Lord Chapter 1735: 6113

Chapter 1735: Chapter 611_3

Just as Zhou Tian believed that this faction likely wouldn’t chase after him relentlessly for a few weak mbers, the unexpected reaction from them caught him off guard.

Regardless of what thoughts drove their actions, when Zhou Tian assud these Deities would eventually let the matter go, the reality proved otherwise. The group showed no intention of sparing him. After Zhou Tian had left the original battlefield, nearly a hundred Deities quickly arrived at the site to inspect the situation and imdiately branched out to search in all directions.

Since Zhou Tian hadn’t anticipated that they would take such resolute asures, he hadn’t distanced himself from the battlefield. Or rather, given his speed, even if he wanted to leave that battlefield, he didn’t possess the ability to do so.

Thus, naturally, when those Deities began their synchronized search across the vicinity, Zhou Tian believed his movents should have their intended effect, making it challenging for them to uncover his footprints. However, given the circumstances, his precarious position was evident. With so many Deities searching for him simultaneously, as long as Zhou Tian didn’t hide well enough, it wouldn’t take long before they stumbled upon him.

Judging by those Deities’ performance, they seed to value their companions far more than Zhou Tian had anticipated. Having killed several of their comrades, Zhou Tian estimated that if caught, he’d face consequences far graver than rely losing so wealth.

Death might actually be one of the better outcos, but given the current scenario, Zhou Tian certainly didn’t desire being discovered by those Deities.

Realizing the gravity of the situation, the mont he spotted those Deities, Zhou Tian imdiately sought a hiding place.

However, while he had acted swiftly to conceal himself, deep down, Zhou Tian knew that despite his quick response, the effect of this action was relatively negligible.

Unless he was in so sort of uniquely advantageous environnt, his attempt at hiding—even in the shadows—would be futile if his adversaries genuinely desired to uncover his position. Zhou Tian understood that aside from refraining from any minor actions, he also needed to ensure he had the ability to evade their search.

Yet evidently, when faced with their relentless hunt, Zhou Tian lacked confidence in guaranteeing he wouldn’t be discovered.

This wasn’t the Lower Realm. Back in his original world, Zhou Tian had already risen as its most powerful being. Even though hiding wasn’t his specialty, if he truly wanted to avoid detection, his formidable strength alone could ensure his enemies were incapable of finding his hiding place.

But here in the Divine Realm, that confidence was much harder to summon.

The Divine Realm differed fundantally from the Lower Realm. Not to ntion the myriad abilities possessed by these Deities, many of which were undoubtedly capable of pinpointing his position, Zhou Tian’s own strength—which could dominate in the Lower Realm—was insignificant in a realm teeming with beings stronger than him. The straightforward tactics he used to overpower his enemies before were now rendered ineffective under these circumstances.

Hence, regardless of abilities or strength, many of these Deities could easily uncover his footprints. And under these conditions, even if Zhou Tian had made preparations in advance, he genuinely lacked the confidence to ensure he wouldn’t be exposed.

In such a precarious situation, it was unmistakable: if Zhou Tian managed to remain undetected, all would be well. But once his position was exposed, he would undoubtedly face an endless wave of encirclent actions. Despite only near a hundred Deities being present, these individuals were all Gods. Among them, Zhou Tian even sensed one whose power exceeded his own.

Without a doubt, the current faction had deployed a Heavenly God leading an assembly of Divine beings. Judging by their strength, although their numbers weren’t overwhelmingly large, their collective power far surpassed that of the prior group Zhou Tian had encountered. Previously, Zhou Tian had been able to fight evenly with the other team; now, with the disparity between the current factions’ prowess, it was clear Zhou Tian had no chance of success in a potential conflict.

Thus, under the present circumstances, Zhou Tian neither dared nor could afford to let them discover him. If exposed, based on the overwhelming strength shown by his adversaries, Zhou Tian would undeniably be at an utter disadvantage in any conflict.

Faced with this reality, although Zhou Tian knew full well that staying motionless was the safest choice under such circumstances, his lack of confidence in avoiding detection at his current position tempted him. Despite knowing that moving was unwise, Zhou Tian couldn’t help but opt for a slow, cautious retreat.

As long as he avoided significant movents, Zhou Tian had so confidence in evading their notice. Provided he remained undiscovered, Zhou Tian believed he could ensure his own safety. Comparing the two options, Zhou Tian judged that distancing himself from this area felt far safer than staying put.