At this moment, the people from the Major Servers had also judged the current situation. Most of them had begun to consider retreating, but for the sake of face, none wanted to be the first to withdraw. Thus, they remained deadlocked, all hoping someone else would be the first to suggest retreating. Of course, they were also looking for excuses to withdraw, because if no other server proposed retreating, then in order to avoid losses, they could only be the first to leave.
It was worth mentioning that the Japanese Server and US Server would not be the first to suggest withdrawing, because they still had Guild Headquarters occupied in the Chinese Server. This meant they could use Return Scrolls to teleport directly back to those headquarters before returning to their own servers.
As time passed, the reinforcements led by God of Wine Dukang and the others drew ever closer. The Major Servers grew increasingly anxious, and they were even ready to issue retreat orders at any moment.
In the end, the Canadian Server found a better excuse—at this time, the allied forces of the Russian Server, Korean Server, and other servers were wreaking havoc in the Canadian Server. Thus, it was perfectly reasonable for them to be the first to propose a retreat. Having found themselves a way out, the Canadian Server was the first to withdraw. For a time, over a million Canadian Server players began retreating, deliberately avoiding the main force led by God of Wine Dukang and Feng Xing.
After all, many of the Canadian Server's players did not have teleportation skills, and the Canadian Server no longer had any Mass Teleport Scrolls. They could only lead their main force on foot to withdraw from the Chinese Server. Fortunately, they had sent out many assassins to