Come to think of it, the China Server Alliance had made ample preparations before attacking the Korean Server this time. To ensure the plan went smoothly, they had even employed diversionary tactics and sacrificed twenty thousand elite cavalrymen. Under such circumstances, the siege naturally progressed smoothly. The fact that the China Server Alliance had captured roughly forty percent of the walls not long after the siege began showed as much. After all, this meant they no longer held much of a disadvantage on the walls.
More importantly, neither Dark Night nor Tokyo Myth and the others dared to directly block Ye Luo and Breaking Waves Riding Wind. This meant Ye Luo and his group could advance rapidly and seize even more sections of the wall. At this rate, it would not take long for them to capture all of Luofeng City's walls. Once that happened, taking Luofeng City would be a certainty.
However, San Mei Shi and the others knew that capturing Luofeng City was not the most important thing. What mattered most was how much the Japanese Server Alliance expended, as that would determine whether Ye Luo and his group could successfully destroy the Korean Server's Imperial City in the future—the greater the Japanese Server Alliance's losses, the more confidence the China Server Alliance would have in destroying the Korean Server's Imperial City.
However, because the China Server Alliance's offensive this time was simply too fierce, and because the Korean Server and its allies knew what losing Luofeng City would mean, they immediately used several Group Blessing Scrolls, even more than the China Server Alliance had used.
As Ban Ye Shu had said, the China Server Alliance had originally held an advantage in the number of Group Blessing Scrolls and other trump cards it had stockpiled. Now that the