431: Chapter 303: Infiltrating the Enemy Camp_6 431: Chapter 303: Infiltrating the Enemy Camp_6 As a result, along with other pope-level figures, Zhou Tian headed in the direction indicated by the others upon receiving the order.
“Kid, you’re new around here, aren’t you?” While no one doubted Zhou Tian’s identity, those pope level figures had actually never t Zhou Tian before.
So, normally they wouldn’t pay too much attention to him when moving as a large force.
However, now that they had split up into several smaller squads, a newcor’s presence in a squad of only a few mbers was unusual enough to warrant questions from the others.
So, upon hearing the words of the pope-level figure, Zhou Tian didn’t find anything amiss and quickly replied: “Yes, I’ve just joined the organization not too long ago.”
“Oh,” the figure responded, showing no suspicion.
He then said, “Since you’re a newcor, I’m sure you’ve never been in this space before.
Stick close during the action up ahead.
If you fall behind and lose your life, don’t say we didn’t warn you.”
Hearing these words, Zhou Tian couldn’t help but be taken aback.
Truth be told, if it hadn’t been for that figure saying it himself, Zhou Tian might have suspected that his hearing was playing tricks on him.
They had tens of pope-level figures in their group, more than enough even if they split up into smaller teams of nearly ten mbers.
Such an enormous force could easily unify all the monsters in the Main Plane, let alone simply seek treasures in an Ancient Ruins Space.
No wonder they said this Ancient Ruins Space is not simple?
If this Ancient Ruins Space could pose a threat to creatures like the pope-level monsters, then it must bear a certain degree of danger.
Otherwise, the pope-level figure would have no need to send such a reminder to Zhou Tian.
So in Zhou Tian’s eyes, this Ancient Ruins Space was certainly not simple.
While Zhou Tian was confident in his own abilities, he didn’t necessarily expect huge gains from this Ancient Ruins Space, but simply self-preservation should not pose a problem.
However, the problem now was that Zhou Tian could not risk exposing his true identity.
As a result, he had already decided to use only his close combat abilities in the fights to co.
If he were to fight this way, unless he killed all the popes-level figures with him, he could only deploy a fraction of his full power during combat.
Although he had the ability to take out those pope-level figures, if he dared to do so and ended up being the sole survivor, the other monsters would take notice.
If the monsters discovered his true identity through this, it would be more harmful than beneficial to Zhou Tian.
Consequently, despite possessing strong ability, Zhou Tian still had to keep up a cautious deanor in his actions due to these considerations.
While Zhou Tian’s behavior might have seed a bit pretentious, it scored him a few extra points with the pope-level figures.
After all, most ‘newcors’, having previously been ‘big shots’ in the outside world, tend to be a bit unruly when they first join an organisation.
They need to take a few knocks before they learn to rein in their behaviour.
Therefore, a compliant newcor like Zhou Tian was more likely to gain the approval of the pope-level figures.
None of them wanted a newcor’s mistake to affect their own operations.
Because of Zhou Tian’s performance, their team got along quite well internally, without any conflicts along the way.
After travelling peacefully for about an hour, the team suddenly stopped upon entering a certain area, quickly spreading out in all directions.
“Whoosh, whoosh…”
Tons of massive, green objects suddenly erupted from all sides.
Had it not been for Zhou Tian’s formidable spiritual power, which allowed him to detect these attacks in advance, those with average pope-level strength would likely have fallen victim to such strikes.
Moreover, Zhou Tian realized they were in trouble when he saw that the objects attacking them turned out to be just giant leaves, so sharp they could cut through a dozen giant trees in an instant.
Any plant with such aggressive power could be no ordinary creature.
Apart from the heritage of the Elf Clan, Zhou Tian could not think of any other power that could produce such plants.
Based on Zhou Tian’s speculation, this Ancient Ruins Space was likely left behind by the Elf Clan.
While he did not know if it was part of the Ancient Ruins Space he had annexed before, whether it was or not, this Ancient Ruins Space still had a deep connection with the Elf Clan.
Although he had never faced them directly, Zhou Tian felt extrely wary of the ancient elves.
After all, none of the relics left behind by the once dominant powers were simple.
If this Ancient Ruins Space really had sothing to do with those elves, Zhou Tian felt he needed to be doubly cautious.
As for the pope-level figures accompanying Zhou Tian, from their warnings to Zhou Tian , it was clear that they were also wary of the living beings in this Ancient Ruins Space, to the point that after the first attack had passed, they did not dare to launch an imdiate counterattack, but rather started to take up a defensive stance.
However, though Zhou Tian and the others did not initiative a counterattack, the opponent didn’t stand down either.
Under their tense guard, the magic plant that had attacked them erged from the darkness on its own.
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