Of course, because of the actions of the youth at the mont, for the majority of civilians, the occupation of Warlock has earned a tarnished reputation. In a world that currently lacks even magic, the living beings of this world who have never witnessed undead magic probably regard Warlocks as the most evil existence.
It’s imaginable that any existence with a talent for fighting qi would absolutely never consider becoming a Warlock. Even those without the talent for cultivating fighting qi would probably avoid choosing to beco a Warlock nine tis out of ten. After all, given what that youth has done, ordinary living beings probably cannot accept it.
At the sa ti, given the youth’s tactics back then, while his strength greatly increased, he must have massacred many innocent civilians, and with that move, he inevitably earned the hatred of many living beings. Perhaps the problem is nothing when he is powerful, but once he falls on hard tis, it’s estimated that there would be tens of thousands, or at least eight thousand, people wanting him dead.
However, what kind of fate the youth will ultimately et is not particularly important to Zhou Tian. After all, Zhou Tian has no relation to that youth, and the reason for bestowing him power was rely to promote the profession of Warlock. Once the youth had achieved Zhou Tian’s goal of helping him, it wouldn’t matter even if the youth died imdiately; Zhou Tian would not feel sorry.
After all, under those circumstances, as long as the reputation is established, be it good or bad. As long as a large number of living beings beco aware of the Warlock profession, there would be no worry about future practitioners. The greater the commotion caused by Warlocks in this world, the more active the abyssal creatures naturally beco. In those circumstances, with the increasing use of abyssal laws, even if it’s Zhou Tian’s first invasion of this world, it’s estimated that he would have a chance to annex that world in one move.
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Although, from the situation back then, after such interference by Zhou Tian, the outco of that world being annexed by the Abyss World seed nearly unalterable. But even if the future would inevitably lead to the annexation by the Abyss World, it wouldn’t an there would be no reaction.
Even the actions made by instinct, if a world’s power truly does not wish for annexation by the Abyss World, could considerably extend the ti for the annexation.
Undoubtedly, under the circumstances where that world would inevitably be annexed by the Abyss World in the future, Zhou Tian would have just stopped acting as he would in the past. In any case, by doing nothing, the Abyss World could have taken over that world, and Zhou Tian found no necessity to waste ti in this world any longer.
However, unfortunately, at that ti, the Abyss World was still constantly under threat from the Divine Realm. Thus, with the formidable enemy of the Divine Realm existing today, if possible, Zhou Tian naturally wanted to elevate the power of the Abyss World instantly. Given the conditions back then, Zhou Tian had no patience to wait.
Therefore, given the situation then, since Zhou Tian couldn’t afford to wait that long for his arrangents to slowly take effect, in those circumstances, he could only rely on his strength to accelerate the process, ending the annexation of that world by the Abyss World in a far shorter ti than originally needed.
Undoubtedly, Zhou Tian had his own advantages at that mont.
In fact, at that ti, Zhou Tian was already making the necessary preparations. According to Zhou Tian’s original plan, the young man back then was just one of Zhou Tian’s seeds. After making him a Warlock, Zhou Tian planned to continue selecting individuals to beco Warlocks.
Yet, the result of Zhou Tian failing to anticipate that the young man would cultivate the power of Warlock in such a radical way made Zhou Tian’s original plan sowhat inadequate. Under those circumstances, Zhou Tian resolutely abandoned the original plan and chose to secretly observe the youth’s performance.
Given the situation then, Zhou Tian’s decision was quite correct. Without delving into other matters, the actions of that youth at that ti had spared Zhou Tian a great deal of trouble. Because of those actions by the youth, Zhou Tian had already succeeded halfway in annexing that world. Moreover, due to the impressive performance of the youth at that ti, Zhou Tian found no need to initiate any other actions then. Ultimately, under those circumstances, Zhou Tian’s energy consumption was not severe.
Since Zhou Tian hadn’t consud too much energy by then, even as an energy avatar, Zhou Tian could still accomplish many things.
If Zhou Tian were willing, he could produce hundreds or even thousands of Warlocks, even kill the most powerful individual in this world, if he so wished. Thus, with so much energy remaining at that ti, it was not impossible for Zhou Tian to annex the world in one move as long as he used his energy correctly.
At least, Zhou Tian felt there was a high possibility of his plan succeeding. Because he believed the possibility of annexing that world in one move was exceedingly high, he didn’t hasten to initiate other actions, but instead observed the youth’s performance in secret, wanting to see what impact the youth’s series of actions would have on that world.
As long as Zhou Tian, hidden in the shadows, still possessed his power, he could eliminate unfavorable factors for himself and amplify advantageous ones to achieve the ultimate goal of annexing the world.
It turned out that, given the conditions back then, and considering the Divine Realm didn’t seem eager to act against the Abyss World, Zhou Tian watched the commotion caused by the youth increase, yet felt reassured, quietly observing the developnt of the situation.
Just as Zhou Tian anticipated, since they had never encountered other powers apart from fighting qi, even though the living beings of that world at that ti might not be weaker in terms of power compared to those of other interdiate worlds, possibly even possessing greater combat power than most interdiate world inhabitants.
Yet, due to the overly uniform nature of their strength, when all living beings only cultivated fighting qi and had no experience in other powers, not only were their attack thods singular, but their responses to foreign powers were also straightforward and crude. It could be said that, aside from forcibly breaking through enemies via sheer power, they couldn’t think of a second thod when facing other powers.
When confronting ordinary opponents, the tactics of those living beings might have been effective. As long as their strength was sufficient, such thods could address most situations. But because they faced a Warlock, the responses of the world’s living beings seed sowhat foolish.
Their actions resembled those of swordsn fighting undead mages, trying desperately to battle with undead rather than eliminating the mage, a truly foolish response in every aspect.
It’s not surprising that they held such beliefs, considering they were utterly ignorant about external powers. Thus, having no knowledge of Warlock powers, they would naturally instinctively use their strength to fight. And while they were battling the abyssal creatures, they wouldn’t know that their actions were aningless. (To be continued. If you enjoy this work, please visit qidian to vote with recomndation and monthly tickets, your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please read at m.qidian.)
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