Mighty Lord Chapter 2444: 7862

Chapter 2444: Chapter 786_2

From the perspective of the outside world, Zhou Tian should have hurried to the original battlefield as soon as possible at that ti.

The Divine King that Zhou Tian supported was much weaker compared to their enemies. If Zhou Tian hadn’t appeared on the battlefield to share a large amount of pressure, it probably wouldn’t have taken long for the enemies to capture him. If events reached that point, neither Zhou Tian nor the Divine King he supported would co out well.

Therefore, given the situation at that ti, if Zhou Tian didn’t want their camp to end up in defeat, he naturally had to think of ways to support the Divine King he supported as much as possible. Only if he could hold on a little longer under the enemy’s attack would Zhou Tian have more ti to grow.

With that thought in mind, since Zhou Tian had already dealt with those True Gods, he should have taken action at that ti to lend a hand to the Divine King he supported to prevent him from being easily defeated by enemies.

However, theoretically speaking, when it was best for Zhou Tian to lend a hand to the Divine King he supported, Zhou Tian had other ideas at that ti.

It seed that Zhou Tian imdiately helping the Divine King he supported was the most correct choice. With his help, Zhou Tian did believe that the Divine King he supported could overco the predicant at that mont. But the problem at that ti was that if Zhou Tian acted in that manner, he wasn’t sure he could guarantee his own safety.

Even if Zhou Tian didn’t know what the Divine King was thinking, he should have realized at that point that his various actions already posed a threat to the Divine King.

Based on Zhou Tian’s actions at that ti, he also knew he had probably beco a thorn in the side of the Divine King, an eyesore that was difficult to ignore. However, because the Divine King had other matters to attend to, he didn’t have ti to deal with Zhou Tian, which allowed Zhou Tian to temporarily ensure his own safety.

But Zhou Tian’s safety at that ti was based on the premise that the Divine King didn’t have the ti to deal with him. If the Divine King changed his mind and decided to deal with him, then the trouble for Zhou Tian would be much bigger than it was currently.

In that situation, if it didn’t attract enemy attention, Zhou Tian naturally wouldn’t want to cause too much of a stir.

Zhou Tian supported the Divine King not because their relationship was that good, but mainly for self-preservation. If it wasn’t for self-preservation, after rescuing the Divine King, Zhou Tian had no intention of making contact with him. It was various unintentional events that forced him into that camp, which resulted in subsequent troubles for Zhou Tian.

At that ti, Zhou Tian’s deep enmity with the enemy made him distrust the Divine King. Otherwise, as the Divine King Zhou Tian supported would have wanted, given Zhou Tian’s situation at that ti, he might indeed have directly defected to the enemy he was facing.

In this way, Zhou Tian didn’t want the Divine King to be easily defeated mainly because of his desire for self-preservation. In that situation, if rescuing the other ant putting himself in danger, he wouldn’t bother with the fate of the Divine King.

At the sa ti, Zhou Tian also had his own little calculations in mind.

Firstly, Zhou Tian had made so plans. As long as his plans were successfully implented, Zhou Tian was confident that even if the Divine King discovered sothing by then, it wouldn’t be easy to deal with him. Once he had the ability to resist, even if the Divine King he supported died in battle, it wouldn’t matter much to Zhou Tian.

Secondly, even aside from his plan, Zhou Tian hoped that through a series of actions, he could gain so additional benefits at that ti for himself.

Even if he didn’t know the Divine King’s thoughts, Zhou Tian could see sothing from certain actions of the other party.

After Zhou Tian dealt with the Heavenly God army of millions, the Divine King did not furiously co after Zhou Tian. But after knowing Zhou Tian’s battle results, he turned around and sent a large number of Pseudo-Gods to their deaths. The reason was that Zhou Tian was too fast in killing the Pseudo-Gods, making it difficult for the Divine King to hold his ground. This is why, even though he knew it was sending them to their deaths, the Divine King still sent a hundred True Gods to deal with Zhou Tian.

According to that situation, Zhou Tian did as he expected, killing those hundred or so True Gods. But after slaying those True Gods, this didn’t an that Zhou Tian couldn’t gain more benefits from the enemies.

If Zhou Tian easily killed off the True Gods sent to deal with him, then seeing Zhou Tian’s strength, the Divine King probably would stop at nothing to eliminate him. Given the Divine King’s strength, if he really went all out against Zhou Tian, under his attacks, Zhou Tian probably wouldn’t be able to resist for long before being captured.

Yet while Zhou Tian did eliminate those True Gods, if it took him a long ti, although it’s not to say the Divine King couldn’t see anything from it, it’s believed he wouldn’t be able to figure out Zhou Tian’s side easily in a short ti.