Tokyo Myth and his group were smart people. They knew how powerful a Demon God Grade boss was, not to mention that the Ninth Demon God, Demon Sword Thousand Slasher, stood among the very best of Demon God Grade bosses. Thus, after hearing the system announcement, they had no confidence at all in dealing with this crisis. They had been agonizing over this issue before, so after learning the intentions of the China Server Alliance, they naturally agreed without hesitation. Of course, the most important thing was that the Intelligent System had specifically stated that all Descenders would be allies from now on, so they did not need to worry about killing one another. This also meant they did not have to fear the China Server Alliance suddenly attacking them.
The next matter was discussing how to handle this Monster Siege, such as the defensive arrangements within the Central Asian Server's imperial city. Although all the servers were allies, they belonged to different factions after all and could not possibly be mixed together to defend the city. Instead, the Major Servers would be separated and assigned to defend different sections of the city wall.
Beyond that, they also needed to discuss how many players to mobilize from their respective servers. Everyone knew this mission would be extremely difficult, but that also meant the rewards would be enormous. Therefore, deciding how many elite players to bring here to defend the city was crucial. If they mobilized too many players and all of them were killed, the losses to the Major Servers would be too great. Yet if they sent too few, they would miss out on these rewards. After all, the Intelligent System had specifically pointed out that the rewards this time were quite generous and might greatly improve the players'