Ye Luo and his group's ambush went quite smoothly. They had instantly killed two players carrying national weapons, and, unsurprisingly, players from the same servers as those two would stay behind and fight desperately to retrieve the weapons. Experts from other servers would also be tempted upon seeing the national weapons and remain to compete for them. This meant that a large number of dual-profession experts would stay behind, far exceeding Ye Luo and his group's expectations, greatly increasing their pressure. After all, in order to fight over national weapons, players from the Major Servers would definitely stay and contend with Ye Luo and his group head-on rather than retreating for the time being. Perhaps more than half, or even all, of the over two thousand dual-profession experts would remain. With only Ye Luo and his group facing them, the pressure would naturally be immense; they might not even be a match for them, especially if players like Tokyo Myth, who had assembled all the components of their Combination Equipment, used trump card skills such as Eight-Headed Descent.
If that happened, then even with their ultimate moves active and under Thunder God's Descent, Ye Luo and his group likely would not be able to hold out. To inflict greater casualties on the Major Servers—and, of course, to seize the national weapons—they would need support from other players from the Chinese server.
Of course, having dual-profession experts such as God of Wine Dukang teleported over would be too risky. That would mean all of the Chinese server's dual-profession experts would use their ultimate moves and some Group Blessing Scrolls. It would then become much more difficult to defend White Bull City—if Tokyo Myth and the experts from the Major Servers saw that the situation was unfavorable, they would choose to retreat