Mighty Lord Chapter 1808: 629

Chapter 1808: Chapter 629

Zhou Tian was no stranger to the ferocity of the creatures within the Gorge. Based on their abilities, he was convinced that even the most powerful Deity could et their end if they showed the slightest carelessness. Such abilities were rare even across the Divine Realm and considered exceptional.

However, no matter how formidable those creatures in the Gorge were, the fact remained that they lacked the combat power of Deities. With their capabilities, all Zhou Tian needed was an opportunity to strike. As long as he could secure such an opportunity, Zhou Tian was confident he could easily take them down.

Of course, before Zhou Tian could strategize on how to deal with the creatures, he had one important matter to address first.

Recovering his condition.

Though Zhou Tian was unwilling to admit it, he had indeed fallen victim to the creature’s tactics. While he eventually succeeded in forcing it back, he himself had lost a significant portion of his Divine Blood in the process.

If an ordinary living being lost such an amount of fresh blood, no matter how powerful they were, they would undoubtedly have been dood in that situation. But for Zhou Tian, it was never a certainty that he would lose his life over such an event.

After all, once one’s cultivation level reached that of Deities, their lives were no longer as fragile as ordinary living beings.

For a Deity, their Rule Power was critical. If a Deity’s Rule Power could be broken, their enemies would have the ans to erase them completely from existence, and even the most powerful Deity wouldn’t be able to escape death. However, as long as their Rule Power remained intact, so Deities could survive even being ground to dust without being killed.

Zhou Tian’s Ti Rule couldn’t guarantee complete immunity from all forms of harm, but it did make it nearly impossible for anyone to kill him through conventional thods without an absolute strength advantage.

Thus, even though Zhou Tian had lost a significant portion of his Divine Blood, his condition wasn’t entirely compromised. Otherwise, if the loss of Divine Blood had truly weakened him, the creature wouldn’t have retreated so quickly upon being discovered.

However, while losing a significant portion of Divine Blood wasn’t enough to threaten Zhou Tian’s life, it would be incorrect to say that it had no impact on him.

No matter what, Divine Blood was part of Zhou Tian’s body. Losing such a large amount would undoubtedly affect him.

Under the circumstances at the ti, if Zhou Tian wanted to restore the lost Divine Blood, his Rule Ability could accomplish the task in re monts. However, under those sa circumstances, recovery would consu substantial energy and effort, and in an environnt where the creatures might attack again at any mont, even a seemingly simple matter like healing demanded cautious consideration.

If Zhou Tian focused on recovering from his injuries and the creatures suddenly launched another attack during that ti, even with Zhou Tian’s strength, it would be difficult to fend off their assault.

This ti, Zhou Tian discovered the creature early enough to drive it off before it could fully drain his Divine Blood, but that didn’t an the threat it posed could be ignored. If Zhou Tian were careless and allowed the creature to absorb a substantial amount of his fresh blood, though his life might not be imdiately at risk, it would still leave him weakened for a ti. With his condition compromised, the creature certainly wouldn’t miss the chance to strike.

Indeed, Zhou Tian’s calculations suggested that the creature’s combat power wasn’t particularly strong. Yet, this didn’t an the creature lacked any power. In fact, any being capable of surviving in the Divine Realm was, without exception, stronger than most creatures in the Lower Realm, even if considered weak by comparison.

The creature had displayed an unwillingness to confront Zhou Tian directly, but from Zhou Tian’s perspective, this wasn’t due to an absolute lack of ability to face him head-on. Rather, the creature chose not to engage him through direct combat.

Zhou Tian understood the creature’s reasoning.

Why fight Zhou Tian directly when it could assassinate him instead? Given its capability to ambush Zhou Tian and the limited odds of success in direct combat, it naturally preferred an approach that relied on stealth and precision. Why risk anything if it didn’t have to?

Thus, Zhou Tian couldn’t afford a single mont of carelessness. If he showed even the slightest weakness, the creature was sure to seize the opportunity and drain him of his Divine Blood. Once weakened, Zhou Tian would be thrust into a crisis.

Zhou Tian didn’t believe the creature’s special ability was the only threat it posed. After all, it had likely encountered other Deities in the past. Given the abilities of Divine Realm Deities, Zhou Tian wasn’t naive enough to think that no other Deities besides him had insight into the creature’s capabilities.