Now that they had agreed on a strategy, it was time to act. Following their earlier discussion, they chose two relatively weak targets—the Korean Server and the African Server—and launched attacks in two separate groups. One group infiltrated the Korean Server, while the other entered the African Server.
It was worth mentioning that Tokyo Myth and his group proposed sending more players into the target servers. After all, the more players they led, the greater the threat they posed and the more likely they were to tie down Ye Luo and his group. Naturally, this would also make it more likely for them to capture some Guild Headquarters, bringing them even greater benefits.
Of course, they would not blindly lead a large army into the target servers; they had a certain strategy. For example, among the players infiltrating the Korean Server, the Canadian Server, Korean Server, and Japanese Server sent more people. Each of them led fifty to sixty thousand players into the Korean Server. Since those three servers bordered the Korean Server, their people could lock onto players crossing the border at any time and teleport over. They did not necessarily need to use Mass Teleport Scrolls.
The same was true on the African Server's side. The English Server, French Server, and other bordering servers sent more players over, bringing the total to several hundred thousand. They had the strength to capture its Guild Headquarters, especially by targeting Level 3 County Cities. Although the system rewards for capturing Level 3 County Cities were meager, even a mosquito was still meat. More importantly, this could tie down Ye Luo and his group, which was their primary objective.
Thus, the Japanese Server and the other servers simultaneously launched attacks against the Korean Server and the African Server. At the same time,