Tokyo Myth and his group began attacking the city. That was right—they directly dispatched a large number of elites to assault the China Server's imperial city, with every server even using one or two Group Blessing Scrolls. Their ensuing offensive was also quite fierce—the Japanese Server Alliance had more than a dozen allies, and if every server used one or two Group Blessing Scrolls, the total number would be considerable.
The decision to truly attack the China Server's imperial city had also been made after discussion among Tokyo Myth and his group. Although doing so would cost their side quite a few men, it could tie down many elites from the China Server Alliance, especially some super experts, preventing them from relocating quickly. That would naturally make it easier for Tokyo Myth and his group to attack Hongfeng City afterward and destroy as many of the Space Fortresses there as possible.
It was precisely because of this that they truly began their siege and deployed a relatively powerful force.
Seeing the Enemy Alliance directly use so many Group Blessing Scrolls, the China Server Alliance realized that Tokyo Myth and his group were not merely trying to intimidate them—they truly intended to attack the China Server's imperial city. However, no one was worried. On the contrary, they were all excited, because they believed they could not only defend the imperial city but also inflict the greatest possible losses on the Enemy Alliance. Just as San Mei Shi and the others had previously analyzed, they were very confident in holding the imperial city. Since that was the case, the more Group Blessing Scrolls the Enemy Alliance used, the greater their expenditure and losses would be.
After using the Group Blessing Scrolls, the players of the Japanese Server Alliance moved very quickly, especially