Mighty Lord Chapter 1887: 6464

Chapter 1887: Chapter 646_4

Since at that ti those Deities had failed to counter his attacks, Zhou Tian decided to let them have a taste of his own assault. As a result, given the circumstances, while those Deities were still bewildered by their unsuccessful attack, Zhou Tian managed to dodge most of the attacks and seized an opportunity to strike at one of the Deities by enduring so minor injuries.

Faced with the situation back then, surrounded by so many Deities, none of them believed Zhou Tian still had the Ability to resist. Hence, seeing him surrounded, even though they hadn’t captured him yet, those Deities started to relax a bit.

However, because they didn’t see Zhou Tian as a Threat, even though they sensed that his Sword was not simple, when faced with Zhou Tian’s attack, that Deity did not make many preparations, only relying on his Response Ability to position his Weapon against Zhou Tian’s attack, taking no further actions.

Under ordinary circumstances, that Deity’s Response was already sufficient. Zhou Tian was in a difficult position, and managing to stab once was already challenging. He believed that as long as he could deflect Zhou Tian’s strike, Zhou Tian would find it hard to continue his assault.

Just that, although the Deity’s thought at the ti seed correct, based on his logic at that ti, his Ability to withstand Zhou Tian’s attack hinged on the premise that he could block Zhou Tian’s Sword. Otherwise, if Zhou Tian killed him with one strike, no matter how many companions he had, they couldn’t save his Life.

Ordinarily, Zhou Tian wouldn’t easily kill the Deity, as the opponent had already reacted. Without destroying the opponent’s Weapon, Zhou Tian likely wouldn’t Damage the Deity.

Are Weapons so easily destroyed?

Since they are crafted from various Ores, Weapons aren’t as easily broken as tofu. Unless wielding Divine Weapons against ordinary Soldiers, under normal circumstances, even if confronted with equal strength or similar quality, Weapons might suffer damage in collisions, but truly breaking them would require thousands of clashes.

Even if in such an Environnt, Zhou Tian might not overpower him, the Heavenly God’s prowess in the Outside World was undeniable. Supported by his faction, even if he didn’t have the sa fortune as Zhou Tian, his wealth probably wouldn’t fall short of Zhou Tian’s.

Thus, given the circumstances, the Deity, not being ‘poor’, surely had a good Weapon. Even if he couldn’t unleash its full Power, Zhou Tian’s attempt to destroy his Weapon with one attack seed unlikely.

Precisely because Zhou Tian wasn’t likely to destroy the opponent’s Weapon, the Deity dared to make such a Response. Having lost much of his Combat power, surrounded as he was, his Confidence in his Response was crucial; without it, the Deity wouldn’t dare underestimate Zhou Tian.

However, even if he believed his Response was enough to block Zhou Tian’s attack, the actual confrontation with Zhou Tian would test the effectiveness of his Reaction.

In reality, though it seed improbable for Zhou Tian to kill the Deity, the outco of his Sword thrust turned out to be surprising.

Under typical circumstances, it was indeed hard for Zhou Tian to pose a Threat to the Deity, but considering the Deity’s actions, Zhou Tian must have pondered the effectiveness of his attack when he made the decision to charge at the opponent while injured.