Just as Sakura Like Snow had said, the Japanese Server Alliance still held some advantages. For example, they still had more players than the China Server Alliance, and they held an even greater advantage on the city walls—sixty to seventy percent of the inner walls of the China Server imperial city were in the Japanese Server Alliance's hands, while they occupied ninety percent of the outer walls. The situation was indeed as Cherry Blossoms Bloom had described.
With so many advantages, Sakura Like Snow naturally believed they still had a chance to destroy the China Server imperial city.
Most importantly, the Japanese Server Alliance players were practically on the verge of completely suppressing the China Server Alliance. They were unwilling to see their efforts fail at the last moment, so they desperately searched for their own advantages in hopes of finding a chance to destroy the China Server imperial city, to the point that they forgot they were at a disadvantage in many more respects.
"Although I admit that we still have some advantages right now, those advantages will soon disappear, because the China Server Alliance has more advantages," Fujisan Shita said gravely. Seeing Sakura Like Snow and the others' unwillingness to accept this, he gave a bitter smile and continued, "Although we currently have a numerical advantage, don't forget that it is already very difficult for us to get close to the Heart of the City in the China Server imperial city. In other words, it will be hard for us to destroy the Teleportation Array there. The China Server Alliance therefore has a far greater advantage in mobilizing troops. As players continue teleporting over in an endless stream, our numerical advantage will naturally cease to be an advantage."
"That's right." Twilight Cool took over. "Although we captured two