Ye Luo and his group's operation this time had been a resounding success. They had severely crippled one of the allied forces, and most importantly, wiped out ninety percent of its priests. This greatly weakened that team's ability to sustain itself, putting it at a disadvantage in large-scale battles. As a result, China's main force would be relatively safer.
As expected, after this operation, the two allied teams would recognize the strength of the Chinese team. Worried that they might be ambushed again tomorrow, they probably would no longer trail the Chinese force.
Thinking of this, Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others felt somewhat relieved despite their disappointment.
They were disappointed because this meant they would not be able to launch another ambush while the Beast Tide Army attacked tomorrow. After all, another ambush would very likely severely cripple the other team as well, completely eliminating the threat posed by those two allied teams.
They were somewhat relieved because being followed by two teams of over ten thousand players each was extremely dangerous. Especially if they were targeted by other teams and a conflict broke out, those two teams might take advantage of the situation, causing devastating losses for the Chinese team.
Not long afterward, the Beast Tide Army retreated, and Ye Luo and his group returned to the main force. After carefully asking about the two other teams near them and determining that they had merely encountered each other by chance, they relaxed a little.
At that moment, Ban Ye Shu, who had been monitoring the two allied teams, sent back a report—the two teams had changed direction and were clearly no longer following them.
Upon hearing this, Breaking Waves Riding Wind was deeply disappointed. She had wanted another ambush. Having killed so many people earlier, she still