That was right. Only when the number of assassins infiltrating a server reached a certain level could they cause enough chaos to pose a substantial threat. While each of the Major Servers had not sent many assassins into the Chinese server individually, their combined numbers were considerable. It was precisely because there were so many of them that Yan Hua Yi Leng had arranged for the Chinese server's assassins to intercept them.
However, intercepting the assassins infiltrating the Chinese server required dispatching many assassins, especially elite assassins from the major guilds. That left far fewer assassins available to send into other servers. As mentioned before, too few assassins could not pose much of a threat to their targets, and actions that merely scratched an itch were meaningless.
Moreover, at present, the Chinese server's assassins could only infiltrate one target. The other targets could still continue developing, which would have little impact on the overall situation. After realizing this, Night Rain Misty directly stated that such a plan was basically meaningless.
At that moment, Ye Luo made a suggestion—his group could launch surprise attacks on the Major Servers from time to time, just as they had previously attacked Eight-headed Serpent City on the Japanese Server.
That was right. A few assassins might not pose much of a threat to a target, but it was different if an Elite Squad of experts like Ye Luo and his group was involved. If they also had a good number of cross-server Mass Teleport Scrolls or Mass Teleport Scrolls, they would have a strong chance of capturing guild strongholds on their target servers, just as they had done to Eight-headed Serpent City on the Japanese Server.
Capturing guild strongholds on target servers posed a far greater threat than sending assassins. More importantly, Ye Luo and