Tokyo Myth and the others were extremely shrewd as well. Seeing how the China Server Alliance had continuously attacked the imperial cities of their alliance, they easily deduced that the China Server Alliance would next target the Australian Server's Super Guild Headquarters—and that they would have almost no chance of defending it. In the minds of many players, since that was the case, they might as well use the trump card items they had deliberately stockpiled in advance, such as Group Blessing Scrolls. Perhaps they could severely cripple the China Server Alliance by killing several players holding national weapons and seizing those weapons. That was also the most effective way to narrow the gap between the two sides.
Even if they could not severely cripple the China Server Alliance, suddenly using multiple Group Blessing Scrolls would definitely force the China Server Alliance into massive consumption, leaving them unable to attack the Australian Server's Super Guild Headquarters. The Japanese Server Alliance players would then naturally have some time to stockpile Group Blessing Scrolls and defend the Super Guild Headquarters.
However, Fujisan Shita and the others did not think they had a chance—indeed, they believed they had no chance at all—of severely crippling the China Server Alliance. They knew very well that Breaking Waves Riding Wind, Dongfang Shitian and his group had each held back a Combination Equipment Awakened Skill precisely as a precaution against this.
That made sense. The China Server Alliance definitely held an overwhelming advantage in its stockpile of trump card items such as Group Blessing Scrolls. On top of that, they had retained two Combination Equipment Awakened Skills. That was enough to handle all sorts of unexpected developments, including the Japanese Server Alliance suddenly using multiple Group Blessing Scrolls and other trump card items.
Hearing Fujisan Shita's words,