914: Chapter 387 Attrition Warfare_4 914: Chapter 387 Attrition Warfare_4 For those with domain abilities, Zhou Tian could almost be described as an invincible opponent.
Based on his performance when he could directly regenerate after decapitation, it seed that unless they had an absolute advantage in strength, they fundantally couldn’t kill Zhou Tian without being able to suppress him with their own domains.
And without killing their opponent, the idea of snatching a protected weapon from a domain expert would usually be considered laughable.
It was only because those domain experts were so eager to get their hands on the Demonic Slaying Weapon Zhou Tian possessed that they entertained such a thought in the first place.
Since they were determined to take the Demonic Slaying Weapon from Zhou Tian, that group of domain experts had no choice but to employ what they believed was the most rational tactic available at the ti.
Given the circumstances back then, those domain experts believed it was utterly impossible to defeat Zhou Tian by conventional ans.
Without any shortcuts at their disposal, they had to resort to the clumsiest thod to deal with Zhou Tian.
If Zhou Tian’s Ti Domain Ability could help him deal with so many calamities, then they simply had to find a way to destroy his Ti Domain.
With so many effects linked to his Ti Domain, without it, Zhou Tian would no longer possess an ‘Immortal Body’.
At that point, the group of domain experts believed they could confidently defeat Zhou Tian with their collective strength.
Without the Demonic Slaying Weapon, it would have been easy for that group of domain experts to suppress Zhou Tian’s Ti Domain.
But unfortunately for them, Zhou Tian possessed a weapon capable of suppressing the external emission of domain energy.
Under those conditions, even if they were gradually adapting to the suppressive effect of the Demonic Slaying Weapon, if there were no accidents, the only thod they had to defeat Zhou Tian would still be a clumsy one.
They decided to engage Zhou Tian in a war of attrition, powerful as his Ti Domain was, it was still in its early stages.
They believed that once the use of the Ti Domain reached a limit, it would inevitably suffer from domain backlash.
As long as they could push Zhou Tian to that point, the group of domain experts was confident they could ensure their ultimate victory.
That very thought was why the domain experts chose to abandon combined attacks and instead engaged in attrition warfare with Zhou Tian right then and there.
Without a thod to break through Zhou Tian’s domain, no matter how they countered him, it was impossible to truly kill him.
By engaging in attrition warfare, even though it may not guarantee Zhou Tian’s death, this tactic would undeniably consu a substantial amount of Zhou Tian’s domain energy.
And under these circumstances, Zhou Tian would definitely lose the war of attrition against them.
Therefore, while the actions of those domain experts might have appeared foolish at a glance, upon closer consideration, it becos clear that their actions were not without rit.
If Zhou Tian couldn’t muster the requisite strength, then he would indeed be ground down by such a thod, depleting all his domain energy.
Of course, the domain experts had their considerations, and Zhou Tian had his own thoughts.
Who would ultimately erge victorious was still up in the air.
Even though all the domain experts’ plans were aid at dealing with Zhou Tian, this didn’t necessarily an they posed a threat to him.
The domain experts had no mistakes in their thinking, but their behavior inevitably gave Zhou Tian a fighting chance.
The outcos of previous encounters were evidence of this; equipped with his own strength, Zhou Tian wasn’t a pushover.
The domain experts who wished to take him on in a war of attrition had to be prepared for Zhou Tian to directly kill them.
Through the course of the battle, the domain experts began to fall one-by-one at Zhou Tian’s hand.
If Zhou Tian could continue this performance and steadily kill off mbers of the opposing team, then the strategies set by the domain experts might very well beco a case of ‘lifting a rock only to drop it on their own feet’.
Thus, even though the domain experts had orchestrated everything, they couldn’t dictate the ultimate victor of the battle.
As long as Zhou Tian was willing to put up a fight, he held as much hope of victory as the domain experts.
Given the situation at the ti, Zhou Tian beca even more cautious in facing the domain experts.
After all, at that mont, the abilities of the domain experts were fairly formidable; if it hadn’t been for their lack of understanding of his abilities and their poor condition, Zhou Tian reckoned his odds of winning weren’t substantial.
Thus, no matter how Zhou Tian regarded the opposing powers, it couldn’t be deed excessive.
And among the few remaining domain experts, Zhou Tian had crossed paths with many mbers of the opposition.
Now, with an understanding of their tactics and out of respect for his knowledge of the opponents, he dared not underestimate the adversaries before him.
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