Ban Ye Shu was the first among Ye Luo and his group to claim a BOSS kill after they arrived on the Japanese Server to compete for BOSSes. Hearing the system announcement, everyone was overjoyed. This was undoubtedly a slap in the face for the Japanese Server players, and it swept away the resentment they had felt over the many Japanese Server experts who had previously joined the Dongfang Family and other Guild Alliances.
Of course, Ban Ye Shu and the others did not waste any time. They continued attacking the other BOSSes, whose health rapidly dropped under their assault. However, as time passed, more and more Japanese Server players broke through Jian Liu and the others' blockade and joined the fight. Fujisan Shita, Tokyo Myth, and the others had already dealt some damage to the BOSSes as well. If they got lucky, they might have a chance to steal a BOSS kill.
However, Ye Luo and his group were not worried. It was not only because they had already secured one BOSS kill, but also because they had attacked the BOSSes first and dealt more damage. More importantly, there were far more players from the Chinese Server able to attack the BOSSes than there were from the Japanese Server. Quite a few Chinese Server players were also harassing and intercepting Tokyo Myth and the other Japanese Server players. Barring any surprises, most of the remaining eight BOSS kills would fall into the hands of Chinese Server players.
Moreover, Ye Luo, Breaking Waves Riding Wind, and the others had clearly higher damage output than Tokyo Myth and Fujisan Shita, while the other Japanese Server players were even less comparable. Based on that alone, Ye Luo and his group had a better chance of claiming the BOSS kills.
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