Ye Luo and his group did not care much about the Japanese Server Alliance building multiple Guild Headquarters around the outskirts of the Imperial City, but the other guilds of the China Server Alliance, and even players from allied servers, were somewhat worried. They knew this would greatly increase the difficulty of attacking the city, so they proposed stopping them. However, they discovered that stopping them would not be easy—the Japanese Server Alliance had long anticipated that the China Server Alliance might interfere, so they had arranged many players to stand guard. Among them were Dual Profession experts and super experts; even super experts like Dark Night and Tokyo Myth would take action. Not only did the China Server Alliance fail to stop them, but they also suffered some casualties and losses as a result.
Naturally, the China Server Alliance was unwilling to let the matter rest. They proposed forming an Elite Squad to handle it and hoped that Ye Luo and his group would participate, but Ye Luo and his group refused.
Of course, Ye Luo and his group had a compelling reason for refusing—Ye Luo was busy reaching Level 360 and completing his Ninth Advancement, leaving him with no time for such matters.
Everyone in the China Server Alliance understood the importance of Ye Luo completing his Level 360 Ninth Advancement, so this reason was more than sufficient. Moreover, San Mei Shi added that even if they formed an Elite Squad and took action, they could only prevent the construction of some Guild Headquarters. Their manpower was limited, after all, so there was not much point in doing so.
Indeed, even if only some of the Guild Headquarters were completed, they would still greatly strengthen the Imperial City's defenses. Afterward, the Japanese Server Alliance could simply build more