Although the Five-Colored Fox Demon's repeated attacks had drawn the attention of players from other servers, and those people would soon arrive here, Ye Luo and his group were not too worried. They had already come up with countermeasures, while assassins like Ban Ye Shu were about to break through the final search line and move into other areas. This meant that the Chinese players' range of activity would expand greatly, making it easier to avoid players from other servers.
While the Five-Colored Fox Demon was attacking players from the Southeast Asian countries, Jian Er also tried to approach him. However, the Five-Colored Fox Demon was quite vigilant. Once Jian Er came within a hundred meters of him, he immediately gave up attacking his target and left. This further confirmed Ye Luo and his group's suspicion that he possessed a True Sight Gem or equipment, item, or skill with a similar effect.
After that, Ye Luo and his group no longer deliberately suppressed the Indian Server's ten-thousand-man legion. Instead, they occasionally ambushed Indian Server leveling teams or attacked any high-grade bosses they found, gaining quite a lot in the process. Still, every time they made a move, dual-profession experts from the Indian Server such as the Five-Colored Divine Bull did not come to support them, which left them somewhat dissatisfied. After all, the more ultimate moves those dual-profession experts used, the fewer reservations Ye Luo and his group would have later.
Not long afterward, a message came from Ban Ye Shu. More precisely, he directly sent everyone an equipment illustration.
The equipment illustration Ban Ye Shu sent was for a Quasi-Saint Grade item with quite good attributes, but it was nothing remarkable to Ye Luo and his group. They already had better equipment, and if Ban Ye Shu had not