Chapter 2049: Chapter 687: A Bandit’s Path (Part 2)
Given the situation at the ti, Zhou Tian’s subsequent actions naturally seed a bit troubleso.
To fully control such a team, Zhou Tian needed not only the corresponding ability or tactics but also to bring corresponding benefits to those deities. If they couldn’t gain benefits from Zhou Tian, then no matter how powerful Zhou Tian might be, it’s unlikely many deities would genuinely support him.
It was actually quite easy to make those deities work hard; Zhou Tian just needed to provide certain advantages, allowing the deities to make breakthroughs under his leadership. Zhou Tian estimated that under the temptation of benefits, they would obediently follow orders even if it involved dangerous tasks.
However, even though such actions were feasible at the ti, the investnt was undoubtedly substantial.
With Zhou Tian’s power, cultivating one or two heavenly gods was not a challenge for him at all. In the process of continuous cultivation under the ti rule, Zhou Tian could casually reveal so of his abilities, which would likely be enough to enhance the power of several heavenly gods.
But since Zhou Tian was preparing to form such a team, the number of team mbers could not be small. If the number of deities he needed to support reached thousands, even with his current power as a true god, sustaining such a large group would be beyond his ans.
Generally speaking, the reason why a force under a true god could have so many heavenly gods was mostly because the divine city established by those true gods continuously generated benefits. It was the benefits produced by the divine city that supported those heavenly gods, allowing the true gods to control many deities while cultivating themselves.
Without the existence of a divine city, most true gods would likely face the sa problems as Zhou Tian — either choosing not to form a force, or dealing with resource struggles once they do.
Zhou Tian was caught in such a dilemma; either he abandoned the idea of establishing a team, or, if he truly wished to form such a team, he first needed to find ways to ensure the team’s consumption and co up with a thod to maintain the team’s supplies as the number of deities increased.
As a result, considering his situation at the ti, Zhou Tian pondered for a long ti before finally coming up with a not-so-ideal solution to solve the current problem.
Like other true gods, establishing a divine city to maintain his team’s consumption was indeed the most common thod. However, it was obvious that Zhou Tian couldn’t proceed in this way, having offended so many forces. If Zhou Tian dared to build a divine city, it would likely be destroyed in a short ti.
Moreover, knowing Zhou Tian’s foundation, his enemies might surround him like dumplings, and if it ca to that, Zhou Tian wasn’t sure if he could survive their grasp.
Therefore, if other true gods had the conditions, they might establish their divine city, continuously collecting various cultivation resources through it, ensuring an endless stream of cultivation resources without taking too many risks.
Clearly, Zhou Tian wasn’t suitable for that situation; other true gods could choose to build divine cities, but Zhou Tian couldn’t. Under such circumstances, while he could form a team, he definitely could only resort to other tactics to support his soldiers.
Unable to provide the necessary resources to his team, yet also unable to sustain consumption through ans like establishing a divine city, Zhou Tian naturally had limited options given the situation at the ti.
Given the circumstances Zhou Tian was in at the ti, after pondering for a long ti, he finally realized that there were indeed few choices he could make under such an environnt.
Be a bandit!
Although robbery can’t be considered a good deed, and though such opportunistic tactics could certainly yield gains if successful—as Zhou Tian’s previous actions demonstrated—it might be acceptable once or twice. But if Zhou Tian really planned to use this thod to sustain a team of deities, then robbing other deities could indeed beco sowhat of a career.
Undoubtedly, if all the deities ca to view Zhou Tian as a robber, it would definitely complicate Zhou Tian’s activities in the divine realm.
Even though Zhou Tian had engaged in robbery at this ti, most deities, upon observing Zhou Tian’s actions, would likely think that Zhou Tian had grudges with the ruler of that divine city, rely seeking revenge. While they certainly wouldn’t have much fondness for Zhou Tian, they probably wouldn’t beco his enemies just for the divine city’s ruler. After all, Zhou Tian’s power was evident, and offending an enemy like Zhou Tian over other deities would be unwise from any perspective.
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