However, although the opportunity seemed tempting at the time, Zhou Tian was very aware that such an opportunity, seemingly promising, could spell disaster for him if he dared to repeat such a deed.
After all, the reason why Zhou Tian could annex the territory of the Tiger Tribe was that he had previously set a trap for one of the tiger people, which directly led others to frame Zhou Tian as the initiator of the attack. If it weren't for this, no matter how indifferent those Monsters appeared to be about Zhou Tian taking over the Tiger Tribe's territory, they wouldn't need to launch a joint attack against Zhou Tian. A few Boss level Monsters circling around his vicinity would probably be enough to deter him from any further action.
The first time, even though Zhou Tian had tricked the tiger people, none of the Monsters could find evidence, and despite their suspicions that Zhou Tian had schemed in this matter, they had no way to act against him without proof.
