The players of the Japanese Server Alliance also realized that continuing like this meant a slow death, so they wanted to seek change. At this moment, Fujisan Shita proposed sending assassins to infiltrate the China Server Alliance's servers and carry out assassinations, including Dual Profession players. His proposal received the support of many.
Indeed, the Japanese Server Alliance still had quite a few powerful assassins, even more than the China Server Alliance, including many Dual Profession assassins. If all of them—or even just a portion of them—were to infiltrate the China Server Alliance's servers, they could inflict considerable casualties.
Having many players from the China Server Alliance killed would not only greatly hinder their growth in strength, but more importantly, it could create chaos. Perhaps it would force super experts like Ye Luo and his group to return and deal with the problem. That would lessen the pressure on the Japanese Server Alliance's defenders, perhaps preventing excessive consumption and even achieving a "balance of income and expenditure." The Japanese Server Alliance had sent many players to Sky City to take on Instance Missions and hunt high-tier bosses. Through these methods, they could obtain trump card items such as Group Blessing Scrolls. Once the number they obtained equaled their daily consumption, they would naturally achieve a "balance of income and expenditure," no longer needing to worry about Ye Luo and his group exhausting all their trump card items.
As long as trump card items like Group Blessing Scrolls were not completely depleted, Tokyo Myth and his group were confident they could keep holding off the China Server Alliance's sneak attacks and harassment. Both sides could remain locked in this stalemate, and during that time, they might find an opportunity to turn the situation around.
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