The destructive power of Zhou Tian was evident. Although he was indeed difficult to deal with, it was believed that the faction would rather not let such an enemy with strong destructive power watch them from the shadows. Given Zhou Tian's ability, if he were to continue observing them from the darkness and seize an opportunity to strike harshly, at that time, even the faction couldn't guarantee that they wouldn't suffer greater losses at Zhou Tian's hands.
Therefore, unless Zhou Tian took the initiative to reconcile with that faction and provided assurances that eased their concerns, otherwise, with Zhou Tian's destructive power, the stronger his display of strength, the less likely that faction would reconcile with him at that time.
Zhou Tian naturally would not reconcile with that faction; instead, at this moment, he was more willing to fight them.
