A six-man Dual Profession Elite Squad was simply no match for Ye Luo and his group. Even sending two or three such elite squads at once would be futile. That would only keep reducing their side's player count while allowing Ye Luo and his group to earn a great deal of points, which was not what Dark Night and his group wanted to see. After considering this, Twilight Cool proposed a tactic—Dark Night and Tokyo Myth would each lead players from the Japanese and Korean Servers against Ye Luo, while using trump cards such as Eight-Headed Descent and Dark Night Descent.
Twilight Cool's tactic was simple: use their nearly invincible states to force Ye Luo and his group to expend their Invincible Means. After that, their people could keep them under control, allowing players from the other servers to swarm in and kill them with ease. This would also prevent Ye Luo, Breaking Waves Riding Wind, and the others from killing too many of their players. If they were lucky, they might not lose another player afterward.
The reason they still needed to deploy players from both the Japanese and Korean Servers even after using trump cards like Dark Night Descent was that neither side had many Dual Profession players. The Japanese Server only had five, while the Korean Server had just seven. Moreover, aside from Twilight Cool, Fujisan Shita, and a few others, the rest were a tier weaker. Deploying players from only one server would not be enough to stop Ye Luo and his group, much less force them to use their Invincible Means.
After all, Ye Luo's side had super first-rate experts like Ye Luo, Breaking Waves Riding Wind, Yan Hua Yi Leng, Ye Ye Chu Fei, Long Teng Tian Xia, and Yue Xia Ting Chan, as