Perhaps, if that young man’s actions had not been so extre, his growth speed might not have been so fast, and he might not have had the opportunity to truly beco renowned as a King-level entity. However, if he had not grown in this manner, then naturally, he would not have made so many enemies. Without so many adversaries, it naturally ant that even if he were powerful, he could not have been a threat to the entire world.
It was precisely because his behavior at that ti destined him to oppose nearly all other living beings in that world, so no matter how strong he would beco, his chances of failure were extrely high.
Fighting against all living beings of a world with personal Strength is an insurmountable task, even for Zhou Tian, without resorting to crafty thods. Even Zhou Tian would stand a substantial chance of Defeat in such circumstances.
Thus, what even Zhou Tian couldn’t achieve, that young man was preparing to attempt back then. In that situation, without any other form of Assistance, theoretically speaking, even if the young man caused massive Loss, his ultimate Failure would remain unchanged.
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When the living beings of that world collectively prepared to take so Action, it would inevitably trigger World Consciousness to assist them. Faced with such Power, even a Warlock at the Peak would have no hope of victory. Even Zhou Tian couldn’t resist such Power, much less Warlocks who used Abyssal Creatures for Combat.
However, although theoretically even Zhou Tian could not resist that Power, given the young man’s current developnt thod, it is estimated that he would most likely be eradicated. But this is rely a theoretical hypothesis, and the reason for the young man’s downfall was his direct Counterattack against that Power.
Thus, under those circumstances, a direct Counterattack against the young man would inevitably lead to Defeat. But what if Zhou Tian’s forces never intended to directly Counterattack that Power from the start?
In fact, aside from the young Warlock sent out by Zhou Tian, he had not initiated any other Actions in the current world. Thus, while the young Warlock continued to draw the world’s Attention, if Zhou Tian wanted, he could certainly conduct so Minor Actions in secret at that ti. And theoretically, if Zhou Tian wished, those Minor Actions would certainly yield good results.
After all, in this world, there is no shortage of those in need of power.
And Zhou Tian’s plan was simple: since this world surely lacked no one in need of Power, Zhou Tian could entirely use his Strength to find those living beings who could beco ’Seeds.’ After secretly teaching them the Warlock Skills, those people would naturally beco comrades of the King-level entity.
Perhaps the existence of a single King-level entity is not enough to shake the world’s Foundation, especially when the world secretly supports the living beings in Counterattacking it, making it hard for that entity to block such an offensive. But if the number of King-level entities were substantial, and during their final Battle against the living beings, they caused chaos all around, then even if the combined Strength of those living beings were formidable, in such a scenario where allies are continuously drawn away and their Losses increase, even the united might of the world’s living beings would have a considerable chance of Defeat. They might even opt for Capitulation without requiring an actual Final Battle, feeling there was no winning odds.
Zhou Tian had great Confidence in the results predicted in his mind. For this reason, when taking Action, Zhou Tian had no hesitation.
The reason for not acting imdiately was to observe the situation before deciding, hoping to use his Energy in the most appropriate Position if conditions allowed.
Given the situation at that ti, it was clear that Zhou Tian awaited his Opportunity. Although the young man’s developnt had yet to make him a world-level King, he was undoubtedly a small devil in his own nation.
Therefore, based on the humans’ Performance and the characteristics of the Warlock Occupation in that nation, Zhou Tian did not doubt that it wouldn’t take long for the young man to develop. Thus, with the young man’s imminent developnt, Zhou Tian needed to speed up his Actions as well.
Even if Zhou Tian believed there would be no Problem with his plan, if no Accident occurred, according to his plan, he would certainly Annex that world. But if Zhou Tian couldn’t make the necessary preparations during the ti the young man drew attention, and strike the rebellious forces at the Key Mont, the idea of swiftly capturing that world might just go down the drain. Every aspect considered, the combined might of that world’s forces would be formidable; without adequate preparation, capturing the Enemies would not be easy.
Furthermore, Zhou Tian had so concerns about the World Consciousness in this world, fearing it might interfere secretly. Thus, if preparations could be made early, Zhou Tian saw no need to wait until the last mont to scramble.
Thus, based on the circumstances, using the Information in his mind, Zhou Tian swiftly flew toward a certain Position in that world.
Although this world’s Power system was quite peculiar, the quantity and variety of living beings were exceedingly normal, or possibly even excessively so.
In other worlds, many Races faced extinction, but in this world, although races encountered extinction occasionally, their numbers were considerably large. Of course, this situation arose predominantly because of the peculiar Power structure.
After all, Fighting Qi had significant power in Single combat but was less effective on the Battlefield. It was apparent that the lack of Magic powerful enough to greatly impact a Battlefield ant no devastating Battles with enormous casualties or race extinction occurred in this world’s history.
Therefore, the preservation of many species resulted from the Power imbalance. Though so Races were strong and others weak, at least none faced total extinction.
Considering the circumstances, rather than seeking individuals to turn into Warlocks, Zhou Tian had a more effective idea.
Directly promoting the Warlock Occupation within an entire Race would significantly increase its influence if it beca a mainstream Occupation. Also, a creature cultivating an Occupation not accepted by the mainstream might be treated as an evil presence. But if an entire Race practices an Occupation, they would likely not face collective opposition unless it caused chaos akin to the Undead Catastrophe. (To be continued. If you enjoyed this work, please support by voting on Qidian with recomndation and monthly tickets. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian for reading.)
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