421: Chapter 302 Rise_2 421: Chapter 302 Rise_2 Perhaps it was the matter of self-interests, or an attempt to keep him from growing too powerful.
As far as Zhou Tian could see, if the two popes beca desperate for help from the other popes, there was a high probability – around 70 or 80 percent – that the other popes would indeed assist.
However, anticipating this, Zhou Tian was sure to have a solution in hand.
Would resolving such a situation be difficult?
Perhaps other monsters might see it as a formidable task, but Zhou Tian reckoned that once he understood the pattern of these monsters’ actions, there would be no hurdles in preventing their sches.
In Zhou Tian’s view, not only were these popes uncertain about deploying their troops, but they were also frightened into doing so.
From this point, blocking their plans would be a piece of cake.
It’s fear caused by Zhou Tian’s strength that may compel these popes to assist their companions.
Given this scenario, one can imagine that if Zhou Tian remained immobile within the territory of the Fox People, ready to display an aggressive stance anyti any monster made suspicious moves, the plans of those popes would likely be rendered impossible.
Having suffered recently, Zhou Tian had developed a more relaxed attitude towards forming alliances.
Alliances are usually ford for benefits and could shatter in an instant due to conflicting interests.
Zhou Tian had learned this the hard way.
He thought he could tie the popes to his war chariot through alliances, not expecting that when conflicts of interest arose, these popes would betray him instantly after acquiring a capability from him.
Now, having learned his lesson, although troubled, Zhou Tian had beco far more daring in his actions against the allied forces.
If in the past Zhou Tian believed that the popes of the alliance could adhere to justice, now he had abandoned this belief.
These popes had made it evident that alliances have an interest-only principle, and justice hardly matters in the current world.
As every monster cared only about self-interest, things had naturally beco simpler.
What’s more important: allies’ interests or one’s own?
The popes allied with Zhou Tian had already made their choice through their actions.
Now, Zhou Tian was ready to attack, regardless of whether the popes understood his arrangents or how threatened they felt.
If they didn’t want their territory to be annexed by Zhou Tian, they could only prepare for his possible attack.
In this situation, even if the three popes paid a large price, aid would likely still be out of reach.
With this plan, Zhou Tian, for once, had confidence in his Giant Bears to deal with the three popes, allowing him to play a waiting ga.
As a matter of fact, everything happened as Zhou Tian had anticipated.
It was all in accordance with his plan.
With Zhou Tian successfully pinning the traitorous popes within his territory, the three Giant Bears didn’t disappoint.
Although these bears and popes were on the sa level, the bears had a significant advantage in terms of attributes.
Considering that these bears had also taken a considerable portion of the enemy’s territory over a period of ti, it wasn’t surprising for the three popes to be defeated.
However, in Zhou Tian’s eyes, the defeat of the three popes was rather unjust.
According to Zhou Tian, the three popes didn’t necessarily have to face defeat.
If they had been patient and dealt with the Tian Yi’s Giant Bears one by one, even though the bears were indeed powerful, each pope fighting a single monster would have been much easier, as there was no way for Tian Yi to fight against them all like Zhou Tian had done.
Unfortunately, the three popes were too anxious about their territories.
They chose to fight individually, even knowing that the opponent was very powerful.
Eventually, despite having the upper hand, their suspicions of each other led them to miss their chance.
Regardless of the reasons, a victory was still a victory.
With his three Giant Bears annexing the forces of the three popes, Zhou Tian instantly erged as a new major power among the monsters.
Zhou Tian’s original territory was already substantial.
Though it was not the largest, it was much bigger than that of ordinary monsters.
Although it could not claim the title of the most powerful among the monster forces, Zhou Tian was confident that he could be within the top ten.
Now, a powerful monster force had abruptly annexed the territories of three popes.
With this, in terms of territory alone, Zhou Tian had surely made it to the top three among all monsters.
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