637: Chapter 338 Battle Situation_2 637: Chapter 338 Battle Situation_2 Since Zhou Tian had no intention of directly confronting those goblins, his plan was to gradually erode their power in a ‘boiling frog’ thod.
He believed that once most of the goblins chose to flee and accept his rule, any hidden trump cards of the goblins would no longer have any opportunity to shine.
Although the goblins’ character weakness was glaringly obvious, and Zhou Tian could easily achieve his objective by exploiting their weakness, these goblins were not stupid, especially the goblin leaders who, being out of the frontline, could keep their cool.
If Zhou Tian didn’t have other tactics, even if he could achieve his desired result, it would take a long ti before the goblins were scared off.
Looking at the situation, Zhou Tian had to let these goblins realize that fleeing was the only right action when facing him.
The most direct way to achieve this effect was to eliminate any goblin who dared to resist his invasion.
For those goblins who fled, Zhou Tian would completely ignore them.
As long as Zhou Tian could stick to these actions, even the most cunning goblins would likely not be able to maintain a hard stance in the end.
If their formidable weapons could not kill Zhou Tian, then they not only couldn’t alleviate their crisis but could instead risk Zhou Tian forcefully killing them.
anwhile, if they didn’t resist Zhou Tian’s invasion, Zhou Tian wouldn’t touch them.
In such an environnt, other creatures might fight Zhou Tian to the death, but the goblins, who usually value their lives over anything else, might not summon the courage to do so.
Fleeing in face of danger wasn’t sothing honorable among the goblins, but their self-preservation tendency led to such actions frequently.
While such behavior might be punishable by death among other races, it was only considered a minor offence among the goblins.
Even if they were punished, the consequences wouldn’t be severe from the goblins’ perspective.
On the contrary, Zhou Tian’s behaviors at that ti chilled the goblins to the bone.
Those who stood in his way were reduced to a dead end.
These goblins were not daring enough to test their fate against Zhou Tian.
When it was apparent that running equaled safety, most of the goblins chose to flee at that mont.
Originally, the goblins took those actions just for self-preservation, but they were unaware of the potential impact of their actions.
Their behaviors sufficiently led to their defeat against Zhou Tian, even though they previously had the upper hand.
All living beings have a herd ntality.
If everyone else is doing sothing detrintal to them, even knowing the consequences, people might still follow the crowd.
This is especially so when they observed how others are acting.
At present, for these goblins, fleeing from a strong opponent was quite a common occurrence.
In such a situation, seeing their kin choosing to escape when confronting Zhou Tian, the subsequent goblins, even if they were ignorant of the overall situation, would most likely also choose to flee at that mont.
As a result, a portion of the goblins were scared off by Zhou Tian, and an inexplicable part of them followed their fellow goblins and fled.
Although Zhou Tian himself didn’t kill many goblins, a series of his actions had already made a significant impact on the goblin army, significantly affecting their attack on Zhou Tian’s bearman army.
Originally, the goblin attack posed a considerable threat to Zhou Tian.
Under the goblins’ fire suppression, Zhou Tian’s bearn essentially had no way to approach them.
Even clearly knowing the goblins’ character weakness, Zhou Tian couldn’t confront them without getting close.
If it hadn’t been for Zhou Tian’s personal action, he wouldn’t have known how much cost he would have had to endure before gaining a chance to compete with these goblins.
Even when Zhou Tian charged into the goblin ranks, his impact on their offensive was minimal.
Although so bearn got close to the goblin army, their proximity did not make a significant impact on the goblins.
Not to ntion the cost they had paid along the way, their initial proximity to the goblins was nothing to celebrate.
It wasn’t until the situation developed to that point that a radical change occurred.
After a significant portion of the goblin army blindly fled, their attack on the bearman army was obviously weakened.
With the goblin offensive reduced, they could no longer fully keep the bearn at bay.
As a result, while the previous small number of bearn getting close couldn’t pose a substantial threat to the goblins, now that the bearman main forces had started to close the distance, these bearn truly began to threaten the goblins.
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