It had to be said that San Mei Shi and the others had adopted an extremely correct and wise response strategy. They had hindered Tokyo Myth and the others to the greatest extent possible, at the very least reducing the advantage of their sneak attack to a minimum. This was evident from the fact that Tokyo Myth and his group had failed to get onto the city walls before San Mei Shi and the others were teleported to the Korean Server. After all, without taking the walls, they could not deploy Mobile Magic Crystal Cannons and would not even have a stable foothold. Destroying a city would naturally become far more difficult.
Although San Mei Shi and the others had responded promptly and correctly, the Japanese Server Alliance's advantage in rapidly assembling forces was simply too obvious. In other words, the Japanese Server Alliance still held an overwhelming numerical advantage. On top of that, they possessed more Combination Equipment Awakened Skills than the China Server Alliance, so San Mei Shi and the others remained under immense pressure, especially with so many Blazing Flame Beast cavalry charging at them relentlessly.
That was right. Tokyo Myth and his group were intelligent people as well, so they naturally understood that they needed to seize as many city walls as possible in the shortest time. The greatest obstacle in their way was naturally players such as San Mei Shi who were under the effects of Combination Equipment Awakened Skills. Thus, they deliberately targeted those players, and having Blazing Flame Beast cavalry charge them without pause was undoubtedly the best method.
And that was indeed the case. Under the charge of so much cavalry, it was difficult for San Mei Shi and the others to truly break free and intercept Tokyo Myth and his group.