After San Mei Shi and the others used some Six-Winged Fallen Angel Recruitment Tokens, the Japanese Server alliance immediately used ten Group Blessing Scrolls. Their overall strength greatly increased, putting considerable pressure on the Chinese Server players defending the city. In Tokyo Myth and his group's eyes, this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. They had to attack the Chinese Server's Guild Headquarters, so they no longer begrudged the cost.
However, the Chinese Server side then used six Group Blessing Scrolls. Although that was fewer than the enemy's, they were the defenders. In addition, experts such as Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind led a large number of Chinese Server cavalry into the enemy formation, pinning down most of their combat strength. The situation stabilized, and the Chinese Server side even gradually gained the upper hand. As time passed, that advantage grew more pronounced, giving Tokyo Myth and his group an ominous feeling.
Even so, Tokyo Myth and his group still would not let this rare opportunity slip away. Especially after considering that the Canadian Server and US Server's Mobile Fortresses would soon arrive, they knew that with two more Mobile Fortresses, taking the city would become much easier and they would have a greater chance of capturing Meijiucheng.
With that in mind, Tokyo Myth and his group did not retreat. They continued attacking the city, using another two or three Group Blessing Scrolls during the battle. They also kept dispatching players to infiltrate the Chinese Server and rush here to join the siege. In their eyes, all they needed to do now was stall until those two Mobile Fortresses arrived.
Seeing Tokyo Myth and his group use another two or three Group Blessing Scrolls, the Chinese Server side did not use more Group Blessing Scrolls. Instead, they used more than