Tokyo Myth and his group naturally hoped that their main force could wear down Ye Luo and the other Chinese server experts. That way, they could reclaim Eight-Headed Serpent City much more easily afterward. However, they had somewhat underestimated the Chinese server players defending the city. With the walls of a level-four Guild Headquarters, numerous Siege Weaponry pieces, and Saint-grade defensive items, Ye Luo and his group could hold off the Japanese server players without using ultimate moves or Group Blessing Scrolls, especially after the major guilds sent five to ten percent of their elite players over to defend.
Moreover, dual-profession experts such as Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind did not remain idle. They returned to Eight-Headed Serpent City and stationed themselves along different sections of the walls. With the support of flying cavalry, priests, and other classes in the air, they could even charge directly into the enemy ranks with ease. Using various short-cooldown Area of Effect Skills, they dealt considerable damage. This was especially true for Ye Luo and the others—Ye Luo, Ban Ye Shu, and the rest had already maxed out their attack power through kills. Even without activating their ultimate moves, they could still unleash tremendous damage, particularly with priests constantly healing them and granting them Spell Immunity.
Thus, Ye Luo and his group easily held back the Japanese server's main force and the reinforcements from other servers without needing to expend any ultimate moves. This made Tokyo Myth and the others look somewhat grave, as they had not expected another large batch of players to arrive in support of Eight-Headed Serpent City.
However, their main force and reinforcements from the other servers had already begun the siege. With the arrow on the string, they had no choice but to fire. Tokyo Myth and