After suffering heavy losses in the Russian Server and other servers, they no longer had the strength to capture German Server guild headquarters. Polar Silver Wolf and the others also knew that if they simply withdrew, the enemy alliance would use its numerical advantage to gain an even greater increase in strength. That was not what they wanted to see, so they made their next move—just like the Chinese Server, they arranged for several Elite Squads to strike the Major Servers and keep them occupied.
Thus, the Russian Server and the other servers also dispatched Elite Squads, led by top experts just like the Chinese Server's teams. They either launched surprise attacks on enemy server guild headquarters and players grinding for levels, or hunted high-tier bosses. Since they would occasionally attack cities, players in the Japanese Server and other servers could no longer focus wholeheartedly on their own affairs. This meant they were being held back and could not devote their full efforts to improving their strength.
That was right. The Elite Squads led by Ye Luo and the others were still extremely powerful, especially after many of Ye Luo's skills came off cooldown. By joining forces with players from the Russian Server and other servers, they had a strong chance of capturing some guild headquarters in their target servers, particularly when all of those servers' top experts did not mobilize. This would undoubtedly keep the Major Servers tied down.
Moreover, Ye Luo and the others did not remain solely in the German Server. From time to time, they struck other servers as well, with no discernible pattern at all. To avoid surprise attacks, the Japanese Server and the other servers had no choice but to keep some of their forces on standby at all times. This put them in