As Dongfang Mingxing had said, although the China Server Alliance players had failed to destroy the enemy's Space Fortresses in the previous operation, they had still depleted quite a bit of the fortresses' durability. The less durability the fortresses had, the easier it would be to destroy them in the next operation.
"But the Enemy Alliance players aren't fools. After seeing the Space Fortresses' durability drop, they'll most likely repair them first before taking action again. If we keep dragging things out like this, wouldn't it be completely meaningless?" a Central Asian Server player said irritably.
"That depends on how we mislead them," Night Rain Misty replied for them. Seeing the confused looks on most of the surrounding players' faces, she continued, "If our defensive strength is weaker than before, allowing the Enemy Alliance to occupy Guild Headquarters more easily, they'll be misled. Then they'll be eager to attack their next target instead of repairing the Space Fortresses first. That will naturally give us an opportunity. After all, the Enemy Alliance is desperate to occupy our Guild Headquarters—the more, the better."
Hearing this, everyone nodded. They also knew how urgent the Enemy Alliance's situation was. Under such circumstances, perhaps they would not bother repairing the Space Fortresses, especially when they believed they could effortlessly crush the Central Asian Server's Guild Headquarters.
"But what if they don't fall for it and choose to restore the Space Fortresses to peak condition instead?" another player raised this question.
This question left Night Rain Misty silent, because she knew that if that happened, not only would their plan fail to achieve much, they would also lose even more Guild Headquarters. Their losses would be even greater.
"At worst, we can buy more time," San Mei Shi said. Without waiting for anyone to respond, she