Tokyo Myth was already immensely powerful, and now that he had obtained the high-grade sword-type national weapon—the Kusanagi Sword—his strength had undergone another qualitative leap. He even had a considerable chance of winning against Ye Luo. With such strength, he could have infiltrated the Chinese Server to try to reclaim the Demon Blade Muramasa. After all, his current power was enough to ensure his own safety.
Yet he did not do so. That could be explained by his expectation that the Chinese Server would strike against the Japanese Server, since the Chinese Server was still the strongest among all servers. However, his actions against the Indian Server were somewhat abnormal—at least in Yan Hua Yi Leng and Ye Luo and his group's eyes. They guessed that Tokyo Myth had set this trap together with the Indian Server, perhaps even the US Server—after all, all three servers had national weapons "lost" to players on the Chinese Server.
Thinking about it, Tokyo Myth had previously infiltrated the Indian Server to farm the Five Poisons Set and build a powerful Flying Archer army. But doing so now held little significance. Every server had its own type of flying set, and the chances of monsters dropping Skill Books such as Flying and Splitting Arrow had also increased slightly. This was even more efficient than simply charging into Five Poisons Marsh to farm the Five Poisons Set.
Not only was it less efficient, but doing so would also completely enrage the Indian Server. It was not a particularly wise course of action for Tokyo Myth and his group.
As for hunting Indian Server players to seize national weapons, that was even less likely. Those on the Indian Server who possessed national weapons were all top experts, and the Indian Server had many Space Element Players