545: Chapter 322 Unify Confidence_6 545: Chapter 322 Unify Confidence_6 Right now, the reason for other powers locking horns is mainly to withstand Zhou Tian.
As such, before they have absolute confidence to handle Zhou Tian, no matter how intense the struggles among themselves, it’s absolutely impossible to take action against Zhou Tian.
Thus, the areas near Zhou Tian’s territory remained relatively peaceful during the chaotic state of affairs elsewhere, even if the monsters hadn’t pledged allegiance to Zhou Tian, they certainly didn’t dare to provoke him.
In fact, considering the circumstances back then, Zhou Tian could have potentially expanded his forces several tis over if he was willing.
However, it seed Zhou Tian wasn’t prepared to do such a thing at that ti.
Once Zhou Tian showcased his power, he indeed achieved his objective of establishing authority.
Given the current state of affairs, it seed like the monsters were genuinely afraid of him.
However, even if the monsters feared Zhou Tian, they would hardly take action against him unless get-down-and-dirty.
However, if Zhou Tian made excessive moves and resulted in the monsters feeling that they had no hope of winning, it might complicate matters.
Given an opportunity, the monsters would focus on fighting for their benefits.
However, if they knew that their capabilities were nowhere near Zhou Tian’s; regardless of their efforts, they couldn’t pose a threat to Zhou Tian, their reactions would be predictable.
Either, the monsters would choose to defect to Zhou Tian and incorporate their territories into his, like many others.
Alternatively, the monsters might launch a feesble last-ditch struggle before they die, possibly forming an alliance to challenge Zhou Tian, which couldn’t be ruled out.
Zhou Tian wasn’t afraid of any monster’s challenge.
Even if the monsters grouped up and took action against him, Zhou Tian had an 80-90% confidence that he wouldn’t let the monsters gain an advantage.
However, if there was a simpler solution, Zhou Tian wasn’t necessarily obliged to make things so complicated.
Regardless, Zhou Tian’s ultimate aim was to unify the present continent.
As long as he could achieve this, it didn’t really matter by what ans he did so.
Zhou Tian’s tactics were very straightforward.
Now that he had the advantage over the monsters from his old ho, even if they ford alliances to trouble him, his power would suffice.
Hence, if he boosted his strength a bit more, unifying the continent would beco a cinch.
With this confidence, he needn’t engage in battle with other monsters without assurance.
Zhou Tian was already at the peak of the Pope Level; just one step away from becoming a King Level monster.
His territory had now expanded even further.
Back then, he had a hunch that after taking over the newly acquired territory, he would definitely evolve into a King Level monster as long as there were no accidents.
Zhou Tian may not have had a clear idea about the strength of a King Level monster, but he had personally experienced their power.
Even though Zhou Tian made the Pope Level monsters on the continent tremble in fear, his every move forced them to fight back frantically.
However, he was still unable to fight back against the King Level monster.
He may not have survived had he encountered a different King Level monster instead of the Elf Queen.
Now, since he was confident about evolving into a King Level monster, he understandably wasn’t worried about the chaos the monsters might stir up.
It’s not easy to evolve into a King Level monster.
Zhou Tian’s attributes had already surpassed those at the King Level, but he was still restricted to the Pope Level due to a lack of lands.
Similarly, not to ntion that the resisting monsters may not have had attributes as powerful as his, even if they did, without ample territory, they can’t beco King Level monsters.
Thus, becoming a king-level monster could solve all problems, but Zhou Tian’s opponents had scant chance to grow genuinely.
Considering the situation at that ti, Zhou Tian didn’t need to worry about dealing with other monsters; he could focus on his newly acquired territories.
Once he’d completely assimilated the territories he’d unexpectedly annexed, Zhou Tian could crown himself king.
At that ti, the small bosses under Zhou Tian would possess Pope Level combat power.
Despite the number of monsters resisting him then, Zhou Tian didn’t believe they indeed could defy his rule.
Consequently, while the monsters outside were struggling desperately for a glimr of hope, Zhou Tian had already started taking care of other things.
Zhou Tian was entirely confident about unifying the continent.
What he needed to do now was wait for the opportunity.
Once the opportunity arrives, Zhou Tian would imdiately take action.
The only thing Zhou Tian needed to do at the mont was to focus on developing his territory.
He believed that once he developed his territory, he could do whatever he wanted after unifying the continent.
To develop his territory, Zhou Tian had a certain plan.
Especially after the series of events in his absence, even if he wasn’t considering the future of his territory, Zhou Tian had to make other plans.
Consequently, after the end of the war, the first thing Zhou Tian did was to confer his subordinate mini-bosses.
Not that Zhou Tian couldn’t do such a thing before, only that it was more convenient to have the mini-bosses with him.
He even had a limited territory to provide the mini-bosses with better developnt.
That’s why he rarely sent them out as Branch Tribe bosses.
Whereas, the current situation was different.
(To be continued.
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