673: Chapter 344: Retreat_2 673: Chapter 344: Retreat_2 However, it was clear that the forces currently contesting Zhou Tian for the control of the Ancient Ruins Space were no ordinary players.
Once Zhou Tian realized that fighting for such space was hardly worth it, he naturally wouldn’t be willing to continue battling the Undead for it.
Regrettably, even if Zhou Tian had the intention to give up, the opposition wouldn’t believe him.
Therefore, from the start, it was destined that Zhou Tian and that force would inevitably end this fight only with one side thoroughly defeated.
In such a situation, before Zhou Tian had ti to communicate with them, mbers of that force had already used the Spatial Passage to reach the Ancient Ruins Space.
“Roar!” A roar echoed from the Spatial Passage.
As Zhou Tian turned his head, he saw that he had just killed a Bone Dragon, and surprisingly another Corpse Dragon was crawling out.
A Corpse Dragon, in full called a Zombie Dragon, could only be made from recently deceased dragons, compared to the Bone Dragon.
The materials required to create them were much more precious than those for Bone Dragons.
Naturally, the strength they represented was incomparable to Bone Dragons.
There were generally two cases when a dragon dies: either dies of natural causes, or is killed by the Undead.
The ones who die naturally would almost certainly retreat to the Dragon Tomb to wait for death.
However, considering the environnt of the Dragon Tomb, unless a dragon clan’s gathering point is taken over, no one would be able to steal the dragon corpses due to the robust defense of these tombs.
As for the ones killed by the Undead, they usually targeted their treasures.
But it was obvious that a dragon itself was a huge treasure fleet.
It is believed that whichever living beings kill them would most likely skin and debone them!
In such a situation, leaving a complete dragon corpse behind would naturally be quite difficult.
Dragon bones were already quite rare, not to ntion well-preserved dragon corpses.
Considering such circumstances, the Undead Mages were still able to create Corpse Dragons, which clearly indicated their exceptional abilities.
Most notably, a Corpse Dragon could retain more complete mories, possess more dragon knowledge, and use most of the Dragon Language Magic that they knew when they were alive.
The close combat abilities of these Corpse Dragons were far superior to those of Bone Dragons due to their better-preserved physical bodies, which allowed them to exert force with their muscles.
Coupled with so of their original power, the strength of Corpse Dragons was naturally incomparable to Bone Dragons, which could only maintain their strength with magic power.
Generally speaking, it’s not to say that Corpse Dragons are definitely superior to Bone Dragons, but it’s a fact that regular Bone Dragons can’t beat Corpse Dragons of the sa level.
Right now, Zhou Tian had just defeated a Bone Dragon from the opponent’s side, and he was imdiately faced with the attack of a Corpse Dragon that the opponent had dispatched.
Regardless of how you look at it, it seed to signify the stance of that organization.
Upon seeing the attitude of that organization, Zhou Tian naturally wouldn’t be in high spirits.
After all, the current situation was not good for him.
The power of the Corpse Dragon itself was already quite formidable, not to ntion that the enemy side was continuously dispatching monsters.
The way it appeared, if Zhou Tian himself couldn’t improve his combat power continuously by fighting, he would eventually encounter an opponent that he wouldn’t be able to handle.
Obviously, Zhou Tian was not a player who could level up by fighting monsters, and even if he did beco a player, he wouldn’t be able to enhance his strength that fast.
As such, he understood from the start that under the relentless attack of the enemy, sooner or later there would co a day when he would be killed by the mbers sent by the enemy.
Zhou Tian obviously didn’t want to die, so under the circumstances at the ti, he quickly made a decision.
No matter what, for the current Zhou Tian, he could barely fight against the Corpse Dragon, but if he encountered other mbers sent by the enemy in the future, Zhou Tian wouldn’t be able to guarantee that he would win.
Therefore, even if it were just for his own safety, Zhou Tian couldn’t possibly continue to fight against that force.
Thus, based on the situation at the ti, Zhou Tian decisively made a corresponding change at that mont.
Initially, Zhou Tian planned to forcefully drive out all invading enemies.
He thought that if he demonstrated enough strength, the opposition would recognize the difficulty and retreat.
However, clearly, from the present situation, it seed like they were determined to waste his ti.
As such, compared to continuing to fight like this, Zhou Tian would rather lose face and retreat directly.
Whether it was risking to return to the Main Plane through the Spatial Passage or destroying this Ancient Ruins Space to achieve the purpose of returning to the Main Plane, Zhou Tian had other options at the ti that were much better than fighting hard against the enemy.
And obviously, Zhou Tian thought so at the ti and indeed did so.
Even though he knew that his actions at the ti couldn’t be considered ideal, Zhou Tian still made such a move.
Regardless, the strength of that force was too powerful compared to his.
If Zhou Tian didn’t want to die, the hope of survival had to be greater by retreating than by fighting hard.
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