Thus, by borrowing Zhou Tian’s power to make the fallen elf clan stronger, the fallen elf high levels at the ti were confident that if Zhou Tian could be used by them, it would be the best outco. And if Zhou Tian did not possess that ability and yet stood as their enemy, they were confident they could take him down.
As a result, under the decision of those fallen elf high levels at the ti, a trend of learning warlock skills quietly arose then and there. With the support of the fallen elf high levels at that ti, a large number of fallen elves learned warlock skills, naturally leading to a plethora of abyssal creatures appearing in that world at that ti.
Zhou Tian was sowhat surprised when, at the ti, he rely used his ability to promote the warlock occupation among the fallen elves. Yet, he did not expect that with the demonstration of warlock abilities, many living beings who saw how powerful the skills were also autonomously began to learn them at the ti, even without Zhou Tian’s promotion. As a result, starting with the fallen elves, even within the human race, a large number of warlocks began to erge.
Everything unfolded as Zhou Tian had anticipated. Regardless of Zhou Tian’s intentions for getting those living beings to learn warlock abilities, the ergence of warlock skills inevitably led the Abyss World to reach a certain level of invasion on this world at that ti.
At that ti, everything unfolded just as Zhou Tian had imagined.
No matter the help Zhou Tian gave to those living beings, regardless of how important the ergence of the warlock occupation was in the fight against the burrow spiders, all of this seed sowhat inconsequential under those circumstances. Because once warlocks beca one of the mainstream occupations in that world, with the abyssal laws corroding that world’s consciousness, the world’s attitude toward Zhou Tian greatly changed.
Originally, based on the world’s consciousness toward Zhou Tian, unless there was no opportunity, with any given chance for the world consciousness to attack, it likely would not hold back against Zhou Tian.
Even before, if Zhou Tian hadn’t relied on the help of the abyssal consciousness to make it difficult for the world’s consciousness to strike him, shortly after entering this world, if he hadn’t gotten the world consciousness to give up on killing him, it would have likely driven him out with its formidable power.
Given Zhou Tian’s relationship with the Abyss World, the abyssal consciousness would naturally always protect Zhou Tian. But now, due to the abyssal consciousness’s ongoing conflict with the Divine Realm, there is no imdiate issue, but over ti, it may no longer have the energy to concern itself with Zhou Tian’s fate. Under those circumstances, even if Zhou Tian is unwilling, he’ll have no choice but to withdraw from the current world at that ti.
Luckily, Zhou Tian took action then, and under those circumstances, his progress was quite smooth. At present, through Zhou Tian’s diligence, the abyssal rules and the world’s rules had already made contact. Under those circumstances, no matter how unwilling the world’s consciousness was, it could no longer directly attack Zhou Tian, the outsider.
And as long as the world’s consciousness couldn’t strike Zhou Tian at that ti, the greatest danger Zhou Tian faced in that world would be invisibly neutralized.
In fact, upon entering this world, Zhou Tian’s primary concern was that he had attracted the world’s consciousness’s attention. Even though it seed like Zhou Tian was safe for the ti being, he was actively worrying about how to handle the situation. Until he successfully allied with the fallen elves and spread the warlock occupation within the fallen elves and humans, he neutralized the greatest crisis, allowing Zhou Tian to finally focus on other issues.
What Zhou Tian did next didn’t greatly impact the situation. Through Zhou Tian’s help, the warlock occupation had gained acceptance from most of the fallen elves and humans. Given its advantage, Zhou Tian was confident that even if he disappeared, the high levels of both races would still vigorously promote the occupation to combat the burrow spiders.
Under those circumstances, as ti passed, the influence of the warlock occupation on that world would undeniably continue to grow.
In turn, as the warlock occupation’s influence on the world increased, the level of the Abyss World’s corrosion would naturally grow simultaneously. Under such circumstances, it might not take long for the Abyss World to naturally annex the world one day, as abyssal creatures continued to appear there.
However, due to the existence of the Divine Realm, Zhou Tian’s patience with waiting was evidently thin. If possible, Zhou Tian earnestly hoped to annex the world in the shortest possible ti. Even though his efforts had already laid the foundation for annexing the world, with the ability to accelerate the process, Zhou Tian would still strive to advance the matter.
According to Zhou Tian’s thoughts at the ti, there weren’t many things he needed to do.
Given the circumstances then, the most direct thod for Zhou Tian to accelerate the Abyss World’s annexation was to provoke a war.
Undoubtedly, as soon as a large-scale war occurred in the world, even if Zhou Tian did nothing, the speed of the Abyss World’s corrosion would increase.
It’s a simple principle: given the situation at the ti, without much thought, if the burrow spider clan wanted to, annihilating the human race and fallen elves wouldn’t be difficult. Unless they needed a couple of opponents to leave behind, otherwise, the burrow spiders would have unified the world long ago.
Given the circumstances, if either side suddenly provoked a war, there’s no doubt that while the burrow spider clan might be okay, the humans and fallen elves would lack confidence in themselves. They had long recognized the burrow spiders’ power from past struggles, and if nothing changed, the burrow spiders would inevitably win due to their advantage.
Under those circumstances, it’s easy to imagine that when war broke out between the two sides with the burrow spider clan holding the advantage, any thod to increase their winning odds would definitely not be overlooked by humans and fallen elves.
This would not only elevate Zhou Tian’s status significantly, but the warlock occupation Zhou Tian brought to the world would also be vigorously promoted by both races, ultimately making it a mainstream occupation among mainstream occupations.
If things proceeded this way, it probably wouldn’t take long before the Abyss World could smoothly annex that world.
As Zhou Tian’s mind conjured that idea, convinced that following the plan could indeed lead to annexing the world, he resolutely took action based on his thoughts at the ti. (To be continued. If you enjoy this work, welco to visit Qidian to cast recomndation and monthly votes. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian to read.)
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