Most Indian Server players were impulsive and hot-tempered, especially when it involved the Chinese Server. If Ye Luo and his group deliberately provoked them, they would most likely anger them and prompt Indian Server players to use Team Challenge Tokens to issue challenges. That way, Ye Luo could level up through the multiplied experience rewards while also reducing Indian Server players' resurrection chances.
Ban Ye Shu's suggestion immediately won the support of many people. Breaking Waves Riding Wind was especially impatient, urging Ye Luo to use a Team Challenge Token on Five-Colored Divine Bull.
Ye Luo had no objections. He immediately used a Team Challenge Token, but he soon received a system response—Five-Colored Divine Bull had refused the challenge.
The fact that he could not force a challenge on Five-Colored Divine Bull meant that the latter had already accepted someone else's challenge within the past half hour. After figuring this out, Ye Luo immediately informed everyone.
"Ugh, we can't challenge Five-Colored Divine Bull? Then challenge Flame Cobra. He's the strongest expert in the Indian Server aside from Five-Colored Divine Bull. Challenging him can anger the Indian Server players too," Breaking Waves Riding Wind immediately found a new target.
Ye Luo said nothing more and changed the challenge target at random. However, he received the same response as before. He then tried challenging Flame Fierce Crocodile and several others, but they all refused.
"Right now, people from all the major guilds and even the Major Servers are having their own people use Challenge Tokens to challenge them, rapidly raising their levels and earning points. Indian Server players are no exception, especially after seeing the Chinese Server players gain such a huge level advantage," San Mei Shi explained. After a brief pause, she continued, "Especially since Ye Luo challenged Never-Setting Dragon Shadow