That was right. Although the system would notify them when players from foreign servers, especially hostile servers, infiltrated, and even identify who had infiltrated, it would not reveal their locations. As long as they deployed a large number of elites in the Korean Server, they could undoubtedly mislead the China Server Alliance into thinking that the Japanese Server Alliance was about to attack the Korean Server's Imperial City.
At present, the Korean Server was undoubtedly one of the weaker members of the China Server Alliance, and such a server was naturally more likely to become the target of a sneak attack. This would further mislead the China Server Alliance.
Since they could mislead the China Server Alliance, in order to prevent the Korean Server's Imperial City from being destroyed, the China Server Alliance would undoubtedly send a large number of elites to defend the Korean Server. Once that happened, it would be much easier for the Japanese Server Alliance to sneak attack the Russian Server. In particular, many of the players who had infiltrated the Korean Server were stationed along the border between the Korean and Russian Servers—meaning that these elites could cross the barrier and infiltrate the Russian Server at any time, then participate in the attack on its Imperial City.
Thinking of this, Black Dragon Sky Slash and the others nodded repeatedly, all agreeing that it was an excellent plan.
"On top of that, the servers among our allies that border the Russian Server can deploy their elites along those borders in advance. Once we launch a sneak attack on the Russian Server, we'll be able to mobilize no small number of elites, perhaps not much fewer than we deployed against the China Server this time." German Chariot chuckled. "With so much combat power, we were able to