It made sense. What the Major Servers wanted most right now was naturally for the Chinese Server to suffer greater losses. After all, the more the Chinese Server was depleted, the less capable it would be of destroying the Mobile Fortresses heading toward it. Then tomorrow, they would have an easier time occupying the Chinese Server's Guild Headquarters and crippling it beyond recovery. Naturally, they hoped the Chinese Server would launch a full-scale attack on the Japanese Server. Even with the Space Fortresses and Mobile Fortresses assisting them, it would be difficult for the Chinese Server to occupy the Japanese Server's Guild Headquarters, resulting in considerable losses—especially if the other servers lent the Japanese Server some Six-Winged Fallen Angel Recruitment Tokens. With that in mind, the Major Servers would naturally be happy to lend them Recruitment Tokens. After all, if the Chinese Server focused all its attention on the Japanese Server, it would not destroy or intercept their Mobile Fortresses.
With so many servers lending the Japanese Server Six-Winged Fallen Angel Recruitment Tokens, it would undoubtedly obtain a great many of them. In that case, even with the help of Mobile Fortresses and Space Fortresses, it would be difficult for the Chinese Server to capture the Japanese Server's Guild Headquarters. At the very least, it would suffer substantial losses.
Of course, the Chinese Server players did not yet know that the Major Servers had begun mobilizing the Mobile Fortresses produced in their own servers. Even without knowing that, however, they could infer that the Major Servers would be delighted to see the Chinese Server go all out against the Japanese Server. That was exactly what the Major Servers wanted to see—if the Chinese Server attacked the Japanese Server, the other servers naturally would not need to worry about being raided.