415: Chapter 301 Betrayal_2 415: Chapter 301 Betrayal_2 However, while Zhou Tian did consider the circumstances at the ti, it never occurred to him how these events might ultimately evolve.
It was beyond his guess that the players would rally once again so quickly, and now, in the face of the escalating threat that the players posed, bosses now lusted for Zhou Tian’s abilities even more, seeing his strength as less of a deterrent.
The collective visit of the Blood Moon Cult leaders poses a problem.
They might not necessarily be after Zhou Tian’s life, nor do they intend to harm him; however, their intentions, by now, are more than apparent.
It is evident that they wish to obtain Zhou Tian’s abilities, naively assuming he possesses so skill or capability that can be acquired.
With this belief, they are now intently focused on Zhou Tian.
In other words, given the cult leaders’ current ntality, if Zhou Tian cannot give them what they desire, they will not cease until they do regardless of what he says.
It matters little what benefits Zhou Tian has previously given soone; after all, strangers are always strangers.
Personal gains are paramount.
To gain the power necessary to counter the players, regardless of their alliance with Zhou Tian or even if Zhou Tian has saved the lives of their entire cult, they would relentlessly pursue Zhou Tian.
The fact that the Blood Moon Lord has maintained his silence till now further substantiates this situation.
Zhou Tian can understand the mindset of these leaders.
However, he believed that anyone in his situation would be ‘rightfully infuriated’!
Different positions naturally lead to different perspectives.
From the cult leaders’ viewpoint, they don’t an any harm to Zhou Tian.
They simply wish to gain so self-protective power from him, and see nothing wrong with that.
If their thoughts were to beco a tad more aggressive, considering how players have now beco mortal enemies of the Monster Camp, the leaders believe Zhou Tian should disclose how he acquired the capability to resist the players.
They think Zhou Tian withholding such crucial information is unacceptable.
Even though they haven’t acted against Zhou Tian because of it, they can’t possibly agree to pretend to know nothing about it.
But from Zhou Tian’s perspective, it is the cult leaders who are in the wrong.
For Zhou Tian, he has helped these cult leaders nurous tis.
They should at least not turn their swords against him even if they don’t owe him a debt of gratitude!
Therefore, even if he understood their thoughts, after seeing their actions, Zhou Tian still viewed them as ungrateful individuals.
He wouldn’t aid them in gaining that ability, regardless of the fact that his power couldn’t be bestowed onto other living beings, or the hypothetical situation where it could.
As such, the matter turned into an unsolvable conundrum.
Zhou Tian couldn’t bestow his abilities onto other living beings, nor did he wish to teach the cult leaders.
And the cult leaders were determined to acquire Zhou Tian’s power, even if it ant crossing swords with him.
It’s doubtful whether the cult leaders would trust Zhou Tian, even if he offered an explanation under these circumstances.
The existing conflicts between the two parties had no easy resolution.
“Seems like my influence is still inadequate!” Zhou Tian sighed, realizing he couldn’t solve the current issue through words alone after observing the expressions of the cult leaders.
As if they had discerned Zhou Tian’s decision from his expression, all the cult leaders stood up.
“Are you trying to stage a coup?”
“Not at all, Lord Zhou has helped us quite a bit; how could we possibly act against you?
However, confronting the players is now the most important matter.
You’re clearly in possession of abilities that can restrict the players, yet you withhold them.
Isn’t that wrong?
We suggest you hand over these abilities, allowing us all to acquire them.
This would increase our collaborative combat power against the players in the future—which would be beneficial for us, for you, and for the entire Monster Camp.
Don’t you agree?” Although the statent sounded exceedingly polite, Zhou Tian would definitely not agree with their demands.
Therefore, after hearing the cult leader’s words, Zhou Tian closed his eyes briefly.
After glancing at the other cult leaders, he asked them, “Do you all feel the sa?”
Silence…
After hearing Zhou Tian’s words, all the leaders that he had his eyes on averted their gazes at that mont.
Undeniably, although they didn’t directly respond, their actions had already communicated their positions.
“I never expected things to descend to such a state!” Zhou Tian was greatly disappointed with this outco.
He originally thought that his creation of an alliance would prevent this, but a little external pressure sparked an internal chaos.
This situation led Zhou Tian to realize that he lacked any leadership skills.
Proceeding with his original plan would inevitably lead to an undesirable outco.
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