China had far more top experts than the United States, especially experts on Dongfang Shitian's level. China had five or six such experts, while the United States had at most two. Moreover, their equipment was still inferior to Ye Luo's, Breaking Waves Riding Wind's, and the others'. Most importantly, Hua Nong Yue's Spatial Barrier had trapped most of the United States' experts. As a result, China's more than three hundred elite experts could attack almost without restraint and could even crush the United States' aerial reinforcements.
What followed was a one-sided slaughter. Faced with aerial forces, including quite a few Aerial Cavalry, the United States' ground players had no ability to resist.
As for countries such as Japan, although they also wanted to kill Ye Luo and the others, they feared causing misunderstandings among the United States players. After all, Area of Effect Skills used by different countries could harm one another. To deal with Ye Luo and the others, they would have to use powerful, large-range skills, even Combination Skills, and those skills could instantly kill many United States players.
More importantly, the people from those countries could tell that Ye Luo and the others were elite experts, most of them Aerial Cavalry. Whether they could catch up after rushing over was uncertain, and even if they did, they would suffer heavy casualties. They had already witnessed how terrifying the Chinese players' damage output was. They had no intention of suffering such losses merely to support the United States.
Furthermore, players from every country worried that Ye Luo and the others might suddenly attack their main forces. Thus, the aerial forces not trapped by the Spatial Barrier all returned to their respective camps and began retreating, putting as much distance as possible between themselves and the Chinese players.
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