YDL's main force fell back to join up with D Nation. It was undoubtedly their best option; at the very least, it would buy them some time.
But Yan Hua Yi Leng clearly had no intention of letting YDL's main force go. She even wanted to crush D Nation as well. That would gut the coalition's overall strength and remove much of the danger from their next assault on a Large Fortress. Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others were fired up, itching to fight them at once.
Even without those reasons, the chance to kill enemies and loot their equipment was enough to keep them from letting the coalition go.
The pursuit continued. YDL's aerial forces dwindled until, by the time they rejoined the main force, barely a dozen players remained. Even the Dual Profession experts among them had lost the effects of their ultimates. It was all but a total wipeout.
YDL's main force had now joined D Nation's, putting one to two million players in one place—an impressive sight. But D Nation's players knew they still could not hold off Z Nation. They had no advantage in numbers, experts, or equipment, and YDL's aerial forces had already been crippled.
Besides the hundred thousand elite players each guild had sent earlier, Piaomiao Pavilion and the other guilds had dispatched more troops. Z Nation now had over two million players. Even with some holding back BX's main force, plenty remained to face the D Nation–YDL coalition. Z Nation's players also had the edge in individual strength. In a straight fight, victory would be theirs.
Z Nation had an enormous player base—more than ten smaller countries combined. Each major guild had millions of members, so sending a few hundred thousand into the Fallen Demon Domain was no problem. Mustering two