Before Ye Luo and his group could launch a sneak attack, players from the Japanese Server, Korean Server, US Server, and Canadian Server made the first move. This left Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others rather puzzled, but as clever as San Mei Shi and Yan Hua Yi Leng were, they instantly understood what the Major Servers were trying to do—the four servers were taking the initiative to tie down a large number of Chinese Server players, especially top experts like Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind. That way, the other servers could carry out quests and kill monsters without worry, and would not have to fear being ambushed by Chinese Server players afterward.
Indeed, waiting for Chinese Server players to launch sneak attacks would have been far too passive. Taking the initiative to attack Eight-headed Serpent City and Hongyu City in order to tie down a large number of Chinese Server experts was a different matter. That would put the Major Servers in the driver's seat. At the very least, it would solve their greatest concern—they would no longer have to worry about Ye Luo and his group forming an Elite Squad and infiltrating their servers for sneak attacks. They knew that once Ye Luo and his group acted, there was a high chance that their Guild Headquarters would be breached, as Eight-headed Serpent City had already proven.
It was precisely because they realized how passive their position was that the Major Servers came up with a tactic: four servers would tie down the Chinese Server experts while the other servers continued their operations. In their minds, this would at least prevent every server from being led around by the nose by Chinese Server. Meanwhile, the other servers could continue doing quests and killing Fallen Angels in