Nameless and Ban Ye Shu led a group of assassins and found an opportunity to infiltrate the allied forces' priest formation. In a short time, they assassinated quite a few assassins. After unleashing their ultimate moves, the two of them even worked together to force Tokyo Myth away. Then they continued assassinating other players—priests and mages alike. Most importantly, they prevented other priests from approaching to revive those who had been assassinated.
The allied forces had never had many priests to begin with, and now they had lost even more. This was a heavy blow to them. As time passed, their lack of replenishment capabilities would become exposed, putting them at an even greater disadvantage.
Thinking of this, the Chinese players were greatly encouraged. They saw hope for victory.
The allied forces also knew that continuing like this would inevitably lead to defeat. They understood that only by dealing a heavy blow to the Chinese side's priests could they have a chance to reverse the situation. However, most of their air power was tied down and could not shake off their pursuers, so they could only send assassins to carry out assassinations.
The allied forces had quite a few assassins in total. Acting together, they could cause the Chinese players considerable trouble.
San Mei Shi, Yan Hua Yi Leng, and the others quickly noticed this. They gave orders for the cavalry to protect the center while mages, archers, and other players provided supporting attacks. They managed to drive the assassins back somewhat.
Of course, once the allied forces' cavalry joined the battle, the situation became slightly unfavorable for the Chinese players. After all, the allied forces still had more ground cavalry than the Chinese side.
"Yan Hua, the allied forces are getting desperate. They want to ambush our priests too,