The Japanese Server players still vividly remembered the last time they had used ordinary guild headquarters to defend against the China Server Alliance's attack on Bloodthirsty Mad Lion. Afterwards, they had calculated both sides' losses and consumption. When they found that the China Server Alliance had suffered greater losses and casualties, they had been greatly encouraged. Thus, after learning that the Australian Server wanted to join forces with them to build a Super Guild Headquarters, Fujisan Shita proposed building several ordinary guild headquarters around its perimeter. This would greatly strengthen the Super Guild Headquarters' defenses.
Just as Tokyo Myth had said, those peripheral guild headquarters did not need to be built to a very high level. Level 3 would be enough, because that alone could cause some losses and casualties to the China Server Alliance. When the China Server Alliance then tried to attack the even more powerful Super Guild Headquarters, it would undoubtedly have a much harder time.
It was no exaggeration to say that these ordinary guild headquarters could greatly increase the Super Guild Headquarters' security. This would allow the Japanese Server Alliance to build the Super Guild Headquarters without worry and give them greater confidence in raising it to Level 3 or even higher. This would undoubtedly make things far more foolproof—if the Super Guild Headquarters were discovered and destroyed by the China Server Alliance ahead of time, the Japanese Server Alliance would not even have a final place to shelter, meaning they would have almost no way out.
Furthermore, after the Super Guild Headquarters had reached a certain level, Australian Server players could continue upgrading the peripheral guild headquarters to Level 4 or even Level 5. That would make it even more difficult for the China Server Alliance to capture this place, and the Japanese Server