Hei Bai Qi and the others led a million players, split into two teams, to attack the English players from both flanks. Since the latter's elite experts and aerial forces had already been crippled, they encountered almost no resistance. The battle became completely one-sided, and the number of English players rapidly dwindled.
Although elite experts from other countries had mostly rushed over, each country had only sent a few dozen to nearly a hundred people. Facing China's tens of thousands of Flying Summoner legions—especially the flood dragon summoner legions—they held no advantage whatsoever. Moreover, they feared becoming the first to stick their necks out and bearing the brunt of the attack.
Furthermore, they all knew how powerful Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind were after their attack power had been fully boosted. If anyone dared provoke China now, they would surely be hunted down by the two of them. They had no confidence in facing the fully buffed pair, even if they activated their ultimate moves. Unless their main forces arrived, but those forces were still very far away. By the time they got here, the situation would probably have long since been settled.
Not only that, China's second batch of players would also arrive by then. This batch mainly consisted of cavalry and Flying Summoner legions, troops specifically suited to counter Flying Cavalry. This was also the advantage China had gained after capturing multiple fortresses in the Fallen Demon Domain.
Watching the Chinese players attack the English players and obtain piece after piece of dropped equipment, the elite experts from other countries were understandably frustrated. This would allow China to possess more fortresses while also greatly improving its players' equipment levels, naturally making them even stronger. It would become even harder for them to stop China from dominating