If Zhou Tian were to appear before those Deities, even if he didn't attack them, it's likely that those Deities wouldn't allow him the chance to escape. Thus, unless victory in this battle could be achieved immediately upon revealing himself, Zhou Tian had no reason to expose his whereabouts from any perspective. After all, given the situation at the time—where the enemy was in the light while he was in the dark—despite Zhou Tian being at a disadvantage in terms of strength, he could still leverage his advantages to potentially secure ultimate victory.
As such, in the circumstance where he didn't dare expose himself recklessly, and those Deities did not divide their soldiers again, Zhou Tian undoubtedly couldn't find any opportunity to strike.
Given the situation, if Zhou Tian were unable to find a chance to strike, it was probable that the matter would ultimately result in an anticlimactic ending.
