Zhou Tian had no intention of engaging in conflict with those Fallen Elves. So, even though in terms of strength, those Fallen Elves didn’t pose much of a threat to Zhou Tian at the time, as long as they didn’t exhibit hostile intentions, Zhou Tian would never take extreme action against them.

Zhou Tian wasn’t there to antagonize the Fallen Elves; if hope remained, he still contemplated forming an Alliance with them. In that situation, except when necessary to prove his strength, Zhou Tian would generally not Take Action to show his goodwill.

Without taking action against the Fallen Elves, they also had no intention of taking action against Zhou Tian.

Zhou Tian intended to cooperate with the Fallen Elves and avoid offending them, so he wouldn’t easily confront them. The Fallen Elves didn’t act against Zhou Tian because their lifestyle dictated such behavior.

If the Fallen Elves wanted to continue existing, they needed to continually engage in a biological necessity with male creatures from other races. Although there were no strict conditions, males appealing to the Fallen Elves’ aesthetic sense were more welcomed.

Regardless of their circumstances, even in normal times, if human or demi-human males fell into their hands, unless they caused significant loss to the Fallen Elves, they usually wouldn’t face punishment beyond becoming breeding tools.

Evidently, Zhou Tian had caught the eye of the Fallen Elves.

Even though Zhou Tian lacked unmatched strength, he wouldn’t face Life Threatening danger. However, without such power, he would eventually fall into the hands of the Fallen Elves. Given their behavior, if Zhou Tian were captured, he would likely become a breeding machine for the Elf Clan.

For males, this predicament wasn’t terrible, but Zhou Tian clearly didn’t wish for that outcome. Regardless of the Fallen Elves’ appeal, he wouldn’t surrender without a fight.

No matter their plans, Zhou Tian didn’t immediately React because he didn’t feel it was necessary at that moment. He planned to meet with the Fallen Elves’ High Levels, and since they offered guidance, he had no reason to disrupt their Action.

Thus, cooperating, Zhou Tian allowed the Fallen Elves to escort him deeper into their Base, experiencing the feeling of being the center of attention.

Due to the Burrow Spiders, the world’s ecological balance had nearly collapsed. Besides the Burrow Spiders, only the Human Race and the Elf Clan survived.

While Zhou Tian resembled humans, no one treated him as part of the Human Race. Having interacted mainly with humans, the Fallen Elves were obviously curious about another male matching their aesthetic sense.

Being stared at by so many Fallen Elves made Zhou Tian uncomfortable. However, he wouldn’t risk conflict over discomfort, so he remained compliant, allowing them to escort him into the Imperial Palace.

Why the Imperial Palace?

It’s easy to understand. Zhou Tian, appearing human but being another species, was a temptation for the Fallen Elves. Like humans selecting concubines, the emperor would claim first rights to outstanding members of the opposite sex.

In races where imperial power prevails, remarkable members of the opposite sex would usually be favored by the emperor. Here, the Fallen Elves’ unique situation meant males were favored by the queen. Aside from gender, they were quite similar to humans.

Upon entering the palace, Zhou Tian quickly understood his situation, feeling amused. Though achieving Success by entering the power core of the Fallen Elves, if Zhou Tian wanted to make a move, contacting the highest levels of the Fallen Elves would be much easier.