All players on the China Server hoped that Night Rain City would not be captured, especially since there was a chance to wear down the Enemy Alliance completely. After all, the fewer Guild Headquarters they lost, the smaller the China Server side's losses would be. Therefore, no one deliberately held back. They gave it their all, further increasing the Enemy Alliance's losses. Most importantly, they had held back the Enemy Alliance's offensive, which meant they could continue this stalemate.
As the saying went, once things reached a stalemate, the defending side would hold a tremendous advantage. Tokyo Myth and his group understood this as well, so in order to reduce their losses, they decisively used many Trump Cards. They used nearly all their Group Blessing Scrolls and activated almost all their Combination Equipment Awakened Skills. They even unleashed the only Cross-Server Combination Skill currently available, Cross-Server Energy Sword Rain (Group). These measures allowed Tokyo Myth and his group to gain the upper hand with ease. Within two or three minutes, Tokyo Myth, Hero Wuming, and the others had already climbed onto the city walls.
They had gone all out not merely because Tokyo Myth and his group had determined that Ye Luo and the others would not return to defend the city. Even if they could return, they would have been drained dry by the quest, so there was nothing to worry about.
Of course, Tokyo Myth and his group still had their greatest trump card: the Space Fortresses of the Australian Server and Southeast Asia Server were rushing toward the China Server at top speed. In their eyes, after both sides had suffered tremendous losses, these Space Fortresses would become invincible. Or rather, they would be a noose around the China Server Alliance's neck. With them, they could easily