Zhou Tian used a thod of "carrot and stick" to subdue those deities. In such a situation at that ti, although those deities would not easily betray Zhou Tian, they couldn’t be said to show any real loyalty to him either.
In general circumstances, Zhou Tian wouldn’t have to worry about his deities betraying him. First, Zhou Tian’s powerful strength made it difficult for his deities to succeed in betrayal. Moreover, Zhou Tian indeed brought a lot of benefits to those deities. Having gained benefits under Zhou Tian’s guidance, those deities naturally would not easily have the thought of betraying the living beings.
However, if following Zhou Tian becos synonymous with danger, then regardless of how many benefits Zhou Tian brought to those deities, when it’s ti to betray Zhou Tian, those True Gods probably wouldn’t hesitate.
It’s almost certain, if those deities initially knew there was an enemy attack on the Divine City and had little reaction, then upon seeing the enemy’s powerful strength, most of the deities would have been considering the possibility of fleeing. It’s just due to various concerns, those deities hadn’t truly taken corresponding actions at that ti. Yet, with the change in the situation and the increasing pressure from the other side, those deities eventually choosing to flee would not be impossible.
Fortunately, although Zhou Tian and those deities’ relationship wasn’t good enough for them to fight desperately for him, Zhou Tian had taken action on those deities’ bodies. As long as Zhou Tian willed, he could take the lives of those deities at any ti. So in such a situation at that ti, those deities needed to consider Zhou Tian’s attitude.
If they didn’t flee, they might die, but if they did flee, and Zhou Tian activated the prohibition in their bodies, it would also take their lives. In such a situation at that ti, those deities didn’t know what to do.
But without a doubt, once those deities had such thoughts, their attitude would certainly bring a negative impact on Zhou Tian’s side at that ti.
Since there was no confidence in resisting the attacks of the True Gods, even if the deities didn’t dare to flee due to Zhou Tian’s actions on them, knowing there was little winning odds on their side, to expect any battle intent from those deities would obviously be impossible.
Thus, given the environnt Zhou Tian was in at that ti, with his subordinates not having any battle intent, it doesn’t even matter how much of his own combat power he could exert, as the other forces at his disposal couldn’t perform well in that situation.
Undoubtedly, considering the situation at that ti, Zhou Tian’s side, which was already at a disadvantage, the thoughts of his subordinates must have made Zhou Tian’s predicant certainly worse.
In that situation, even though internally there hadn’t really been any problems at that mont, as the battle progressed, if Zhou Tian’s side t any further issues, when they saw Zhou Tian in such an unfavorable situation, even if those deities did betray him, it wouldn’t be unexpected.
However, in such circumstances, if those True Gods did choose to betray Zhou Tian, it would undoubtedly be bad news for Zhou Tian. With him not being an opponent of the other side, if his subordinates also defected at that ti, no matter the ability of the Treasure Space, the most Zhou Tian could do would be to protect himself. As for this Divine City, it would be impossible not to leave it behind.
And Zhou Tian was completely unaware of all this. After all, faced with such powerful enemies, Zhou Tian was focusing most of his attention on those True Gods, and even if his subordinates had other thoughts, Zhou Tian had no mind to pay attention to it at that ti.
Though Zhou Tian hadn’t noticed the psychological changes of his subordinate deities, he instinctively sensed sothing wrong at that ti. At least, after Zhou Tian issued the attack order, he found that the attacks executed by the deities maintaining the Divine City were sowhat disappointing when they landed on those True Gods.
Although Zhou Tian hadn’t discovered anything wrong with his subordinates, he passively responded upon realizing their attacks hadn’t succeeded in stopping the True Gods’ progress.
Even if Zhou Tian didn’t have the mindset to focus on his subordinates at that ti, when the True Gods continued advancing toward his Divine City, Zhou Tian still had to intercept them. After all, the destructive power of those True Gods was evident. If they destroyed its defense fortifications, given the enemy’s Heavenly Gods’ numbers, one charge would be enough to conquer his Divine City.
Without a doubt, if possible, Zhou Tian didn’t intend to easily abandon this Divine City. After all, regardless of anything, that Divine City was considered a good foundation for Zhou Tian at that ti. Especially up until that point, the Divine City played a role in Zhou Tian’s developnt. Thus, in such a situation at that ti, since that Divine City held a certain value for Zhou Tian, he naturally had no reason to abandon the other side.
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