Ban Ye Shu, Yi Xiao Hong Chen, and Yan Yu had each obtained a national weapon, greatly boosting their strength. This meant Misty Pavilion could form even more powerful Elite Squads, making it much easier for them to capture guild headquarters on other servers. Not to mention that other guilds on the Chinese Server had also obtained some national weapons of their own.
Although continuously occupying guild headquarters on other servers brought tax revenue rewards, they could no longer obtain system rewards by capturing those headquarters. Only after other servers recaptured them could they seize them again and receive system rewards once more. Repeating this process could "farm" more rewards and even allow more people to obtain national weapons. From this perspective alone, abandoning some guild headquarters was actually beneficial to the Chinese Server.
Because the last occupied guild headquarters could now be attacked, and the cooldowns of the players who had used their ultimate skills yesterday had all ended, it was naturally time to begin the siege. As San Mei Shi had said, aside from Japanese Server players, players from several other servers had also arrived to support the Japanese Server, such as those from the various Southeast Asian servers and the Australian Server. The US Server and Korean Server were in much the same situation, which undoubtedly increased the pressure on the Chinese Server considerably.
Of course, after Assassin's Den relayed another piece of information, everyone realized the pressure they faced would be even greater—the Japanese Server, Korean Server, and US Server had not sent many players to the Korean Server to defend the guild headquarters there. Each server had sent only around a million players.
A single server could easily have tens of millions, or even several tens of millions, of elite players. Yet the Japanese Server,