Although the situation when those Divine Kings obtained benefits still could not compare to the Emperor God's treasure, they were willing to trade the uncertain opportunity for the Emperor God's treasure for benefits highly likely to be gained. Such deeds were not beyond the actions of those hidden Divine Kings.
In this manner, as they contemplated this perspective at the time, many Divine Kings began to worry whether their actions could lead to such an outcome.
While all the Divine Kings knew that such a situation was extremely unlikely, few would abandon the plan to force out the hidden Divine Kings because of such considerations.
However, one undeniable point was that, at that time, allowing Zhou Tian to leave required the unanimous consent of all the Divine Kings. If even one disagreed with the plan, they would fight Zhou Tian desperately, making it extremely difficult for Zhou Tian to leave.
