Faced with the harassment and sneak attacks from the Elite Squads dispatched by the China Server and the China Server Alliance, the Japanese Server Alliance naturally would not sit back and wait for defeat. They also sent out many Elite Squads, even slightly more than the China Server Alliance. This caused the China Server Alliance considerable trouble and casualties. However, overall, the China Server Alliance still held a slight upper hand. After all, they possessed quite a few advantages, even though there was now little difference between the two sides in mobility and individual strength.
That was right. The China Server Alliance's greatest advantage was that Ye Luo, Breaking Waves Riding Wind, and the others could increase their attack power by killing players, and they had mastered Fallen Devour. This meant that players killed by them would directly lose levels and drop equipment, with no time to be rescued. Although players from the China Server Alliance were also ambushed, and even more were killed because the Enemy Alliance had dispatched more Elite Squads, they would remain in a downed state for five minutes after being killed, giving them a high chance of being revived.
All things considered, the Enemy Alliance had more players killed and demoted, more than 50% more than the China Server Alliance. From this point alone, the China Server Alliance held the advantage.
Furthermore, although the China Server had dispatched many Elite Squads, quite a few teams continued grinding instances. At the very least, several teams could still clear Hell-mode Fallen Mad Beast and other high-difficulty instances. This meant that the China Server Alliance could continue improving its strength through missions, and at the very least, its rate of growth was faster than that of the Enemy Alliance.
The Enemy Alliance had considered ignoring Ye Luo and