After all their allies agreed, they naturally began taking action. However, servers like the German Server did not immediately send lifestyle players carrying materials to infiltrate the Central Asian Server. The first to arrive were elite experts from the Major Servers. That was right—elite players from the Major Servers infiltrated the Central Asian Server. Even the two "independent" servers, the Japanese Server and the US Server, sent quite a few experts. After arriving, these elites quickly joined up with players from the Swedish Server and Ukrainian Server before launching an attack on that Level 3 County City in the Central Asian Server.
Of course, super experts like Tokyo Myth were still attacking the Korean Server's Guild Headquarters. The players they sent to the Central Asian Server were merely elites, and their numbers were not particularly large—only tens of thousands from each server.
The reason for this was naturally to draw the attention of the Central Asian Server's players as well as Ye Luo and his group. That way, their lifestyle players could more safely construct Mobile Fortresses in relatively hidden areas of the Central Asian Server. After all, the more chaotic things became and the more foreign-server players infiltrated, the safer those lifestyle players would be.
Of course, after the elite players from servers like the Japanese Server joined up with the Ukrainian Server and Swedish Server players, they also placed some pressure on Ye Luo and his group, forcing them to intensify their attacks. This could also wear down the Chinese Server's super experts and facilitate their next moves. Tokyo Myth and his group had simple intentions: it would be best if they could exhaust Ye Luo and his group's ultimate moves and Combination Equipment Awakened Skills. Then they would not have to worry about their Mobile Fortresses being