Capítulo 2293: Chapter 748: (Part 3)
If they took action against them because they feared they would seize that private space, those True Gods were indeed sowhat worried that they would not have the ability to fend off Zhou Tian’s retaliation. After all, equal to Zhou Tian’s rogue reputation was his strong destructive power. While many forces hated Zhou Tian to the core, their performance in this regard also represented a tacit acknowledgnt of Zhou Tian’s destructive ability.
It was precisely because so of Zhou Tian’s previous actions had caused great destruction to certain powers that those forces harbored such deep hatred for him.
If Zhou Tian targeted them due to a misunderstanding, then regardless of which power it was, they would likely find it extrely troubleso!
Thus, although those forces repeatedly coerced Zhou Tian, in reality, they dared to pressure Zhou Tian and his backing by relying on their collective strength. It is believed that without the alliance of those forces, they absolutely would not have had the ability to threaten Zhou Tian.
Therefore, given Zhou Tian’s strength, they naturally would not dare to overly offend him without necessity. After all, if their actions truly angered Zhou Tian, they might very well be unable to withstand future retaliations.
Because they did not dare to offend Zhou Tian excessively, even if Zhou Tian denied those True Gods entry into his Treasure Space, they only hesitated montarily before agreeing to Zhou Tian’s request.
Subsequently, Zhou Tian made a second demand: each entry would be limited in number.
Each True God has one hundred fixed slots annually. As long as they obtain a certification from Zhou Tian, Zhou Tian will send them one hundred tokens each year, allowing them the right to enter Zhou Tian’s Treasure Space with that token.
Could those Deities without a True God backing enter Zhou Tian’s Treasure Space?
Of course, they could, but Zhou Tian also set forth his conditions at that ti. While Deities wanting to enter his Treasure Space was not an issue, they would need to pay a certain amount of Divine Coins in advance. Without such a paynt, Zhou Tian would not allow them entry.
Zhou Tian did not specify how many Divine Coins needed to be paid to enter his Treasure Space, and at that ti, those True Gods were not very concerned about Zhou Tian’s charges. After all, Zhou Tian had already laid out the terms clearly, and given the circumstances then, Zhou Tian did not consider his demands excessive.
At that ti, those True Gods were pressing Zhou Tian to open up his private space, so charging a certain ‘entry fee’ to allow lone Deities entry into his space was considered reasonable and fair by those True Gods.
Ultimately, Zhou Tian relenting was due to the coercion of those Deities. Yet, even though the forces coerced Zhou Tian into concessions at that ti, this conduct surely offended Zhou Tian. It was only because they were strong at the mont that Zhou Tian had not retaliated.
To put it bluntly, those forces worked so hard, even offending a powerful adversary like Zhou Tian, to barely compel him to open his private space. Under those circumstances, the True Gods believed it was only natural that they could enter Zhou Tian’s space. However, they felt uncomfortable seeing ordinary Deities benefit from their efforts.
Since the True Gods did the offending, it was displeasing to see those Deities picking up the benefits. Seeing so many Deities sharing the fruits of their labor was not gratifying for the majority of True Gods.
Under the circumstances, Zhou Tian only charging an ‘entry fee’ was just minor. Even if Zhou Tian did not allow ordinary Deities into his space, those True Gods would not have said much. They had already received their benefits, and whether those ordinary Deities gained anything was not their concern.
Moreover, Zhou Tian had allocated annual entry slots for the True Gods. Although the slots were not absolutely sufficient, those True Gods had essentially gained all possible benefits from Zhou Tian’s space. Under those circumstances, they had already benefited, so even if Zhou Tian’s actions limited ordinary Deities’ access, it did not affect the interests of the True Gods.
Besides those two demands, Zhou Tian did not propose any other conditions, so when facing Zhou Tian’s actions then, those True Gods had no reason to refuse his proposal.
Ultimately, Zhou Tian’s two demands were deed reasonable by those True Gods. Understanding the reasons behind Zhou Tian’s conditions, there was little likelihood that they would oppose Zhou Tian’s proposal.
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