After occupying Twilight City, the China Server Alliance had already taken two Korean Server Guild Headquarters. This made it much more convenient to mobilize troops, bringing them another step closer to destroying the Korean Server's Imperial City.
It was worth mentioning that this time, Twilight City had been occupied by a Chinese server guild—Misty Pavilion, no less. This was not simply because Misty Pavilion had dealt the highest damage, but because Jian Liu had swiftly destroyed Twilight City's Heart of the City. According to their agreement, Twilight City naturally belonged to Misty Pavilion. However, because they had claimed Twilight City, Misty Pavilion's share of the other spoils would be reduced accordingly.
However, everyone knew the benefits of occupying a Guild Headquarters. Especially since many players would be teleporting to the Korean Server through the Teleportation Array to join the siege in the coming days, the teleportation fees and taxes alone would be a considerable profit.
Because the Japanese Server Alliance still had many elites stationed in the Korean Server, taking another Korean Server Guild Headquarters now would require heavy casualties and consumption. Thus, Ye Luo and his group had consistently suggested that they not act immediately, but instead continue forming Elite Squads to wear down the Japanese Server Alliance. Of course, they could also continue completing Instance Missions to further expand the China Server Alliance's advantage.
Because the China Server Alliance had consecutively occupied two Korean Server Guild Headquarters, the alliance's morale soared, sweeping away the frustration of having their Imperial City destroyed. Of course, many players felt that this was still not enough. In their minds, only destroying multiple Imperial Cities of the Japanese Server Alliance—or completely suppressing them—would vent the resentment in their hearts.
After forming Elite Squads to harass the Japanese Server Alliance for some time, Ye