Tokyo Myth destroyed the Korean Server's Imperial City once again and received generous rewards. In addition to boosts to his basic attributes and skills, as well as items such as Group Blessing Scrolls, he also obtained a High-Grade National Weapon. Fortunately, that national weapon went to Amaterasu God. This was undoubtedly the best possible outcome in a bad situation—if it had been a national weapon Tokyo Myth could equip, then even if he still could not suppress Ye Luo, he would certainly pose a great threat to Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others, placing even greater pressure on the China Server Alliance's defense.
Moreover, although the destruction of the Korean Server's Imperial City reduced all Korean Server players' overall attributes by 15%, further weakening the China Server Alliance as a whole, they were still somewhat confident that they could withstand the Japanese Server Alliance's siege after considering that the latter no longer had the rewards from the first three players to complete their ninth advancement. Even if another Imperial City was destroyed, they still had a chance to prevent the enemy from occupying their Guild Headquarters.
If they could achieve that, it would mean that the Japanese Server Alliance would find it nearly impossible to expand its gains. The situation would remain under control, and once Ye Luo returned to the game, they would have a chance to hold back the Enemy Alliance's offensive.
With that in mind, everyone was filled with confidence. They said no more and prepared themselves to meet the enemy at any moment.
Not long after the system announcement rang out, the Japanese Server Alliance launched another siege. This time, their target was the Central Asian Server. Just as yesterday, they feinted toward the Central Asian Server while deploying a large number of elite players