Nine Revolutions in the Game
Chapter 2827

Sneak Attack on the Japanese Server

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Any player with even a little strategic vision knew that if everyone continued developing peacefully like this, the Chinese server would face enormous pressure when confronting the Major Servers in the future. After all, the overall strength of the Major Servers would improve far more than that of the Chinese server alone. This would be especially true after Sky City opened, as the Major Servers would be able to obtain far more Sky Sets than the Chinese server. In the future, they could simply use Sky Strike to bombard Chinese server players and inflict massive casualties.

After realizing this, many people on the Chinese server became deeply worried. Veteran players like God of Wine Dukang and Feng Xing had thought of it, and so had exceptionally clever people like Dongfang Mingxing and Night Rain Misty. They had always been concerned about this issue, so when Yan Hua Yi Leng proposed taking the initiative, they decisively agreed.

As for the other players, occupying guild headquarters on other servers would bring abundant rewards. There were not only the system rewards for occupying a guild headquarters, but also tax revenue. Killing monsters and completing quests on the server where an occupied guild headquarters was located would also grant additional rewards. Therefore, they too agreed to the operation without hesitation.

Since guild headquarters such as Eight-headed Serpent City and White Bull City had already been retaken, and the Chinese server had almost run out of cross-server Mass Teleport Scrolls, it was difficult to mobilize large numbers of players to infiltrate a server and attack a target. They could only dispatch elite players to form Elite Squads and launch surprise attacks.

Before that, the major guilds needed to take as many quests as possible to obtain Six-Winged Fallen Angel Recruitment Tokens. Using those NPCs to

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