That was right. As Ye Luo and his group had said, it would have been more beneficial for servers like the Japanese Server to keep running instances. There was no need for them to restrain Ye Luo and his group like this unless they had somehow predicted in advance that Ye Luo and his group were preparing to act against them. Yet Ye Luo and his group had only just decided to make a move and had not taken any substantive action at all. It was nearly impossible for Dark Night and his group to have foreseen this.
Yan Hua Yi Leng had thought of this as well, so she too felt, just as Ye Luo had analyzed, that something was unusual. Where there was an anomaly, there had to be something behind it. Dark Night and his group definitely had some other objective, but Ye Luo and his group had too little information at the moment to figure out what it was.
"That's right. They couldn't possibly know that we're preparing to act, because aside from us, even Uncle Jiushin and the others don't know we're about to make a move. Unless there is a traitor among us," Zuo Shang Qin Xin said. However, she quickly shook her head. "The possibility of a traitor is practically nonexistent. Everyone here is someone we trust most, so there's no way they would leak the news."
Ye Luo and the others had no doubts about that either. They simply did not believe there was a spy among them. Not only were they Misty Pavilion's core players, but more importantly, being a spy had to come with benefits. At present, continuing to fight for the Chinese Server—or more accurately, for Misty Pavilion—would bring them tremendous benefits. Not just money, but fame and prestige