Tokyo Myth's class was very powerful, even somewhat stronger than Breaking Waves Riding Wind's Thunder Dragon Swordsman. His equipment was also quite good, not much worse than Ye Luo's and the others'. After maxing out his attack power through kills, his damage output was extremely high, especially against Chinese players without many ultimate skills. If he were allowed to continue, China would definitely suffer heavy casualties.
It was precisely because they had considered this that Yan Hua Yi Leng and the others had pursued Tokyo Myth after he was afflicted with Necrotic Curse. Even after killing several allied players who tried to stop them, they had not given up the chase.
Using Yan Hua Yi Leng and the others to keep a damage dealer as overwhelming as Tokyo Myth occupied was highly worthwhile for China. This allowed the other Chinese players to fight without restraint.
Seeing Yan Hua Yi Leng and the others relentlessly pursuing him, Tokyo Myth did not panic. Nor did he provoke any more Chinese players. Instead, he evaded them within the Energy Cage. Since he alone was tying down four or five Chinese players, his allies could not fault him for anything.
The battle continued. As time passed, fewer and fewer people remained in the competition. Because they held a considerable advantage in priests, China gradually gained the upper hand. The allied forces' aerial power and number of ground players continued to dwindle, and eventually they no longer held much of a numerical advantage over China.
The allied forces no longer had much of a numerical advantage, while China possessed advantages in equipment and priest numbers. If the battle continued like this, the ones who held out until the end would definitely be the Chinese players.
Realizing this as well, the Chinese players were greatly encouraged