Chapter 1124: Siege
…about ten minutes of game time have passed.
Su Sheng looked at the ground; there were only green loot, not even a single piece of blue, and he couldn't help but purse his lips.
This level‑68 Elite Boss really didn't cause them any trouble; by the time the remaining members finished gathering the loot, in about ten easy minutes they had already taken down the level‑68 Elite Boss.
It seemed this boss was the regular boss of a nearby level‑65 Training Spot, probably beaten countless times, so its drops were relatively junk.
But Su Sheng glanced and saw that the total Loot Points had increased by 1,000, and among the participants the 1,000 was divided proportionally according to contribution.
A single Elite Boss granting 1,000 Loot Points was still quite good.
However, given the current strength of these Bangzi Guo Players, it seemed killing players yielded the highest profit, only that the Bangzi Guo Players weren't dense enough.
But that's not a big problem; it will be fine once we reach the Main City.
Speaking of the Main City, we don't know whether capturing it would grant more Loot Points; the mission description doesn't specify that.
Furthermore… Su Sheng knew in his heart that they only had ten thousand people; the chance of seizing a Main City with just ten thousand was too low.
Although the Bangzi Server doesn't have a huge player count, according to information Su Sheng gathered, Bangzi Nation's total population is just over 50 million, and only about 30 million—under 40 million—have entered the Zhu Lu Game.
Evenly spread across three Main Cities, each would have roughly ten million people; exaggeratedly, that number is still less than the current traffic of Yanhuang Town.
But even with cities and NPCs, taking a Main City with only ten thousand people is indeed unlikely.
These Bangzi Nation players may be a bit incompetent, but there are just too many of them.
Siege chances are slim, but killing is plenty.
"Let's go, brothers, keep killing!"
Su Sheng led the remaining roughly five hundred members of the Kuang Shi Knight Corps and set out again.
After that, they didn't encounter any large‑scale Bangzi Guo Players, only scattered teams wandering outside.
At this moment, Bangzi Nation players from all directions around Fuzhou City were being continuously slaughtered by Huaxia members.
One by one, they were sent back to the city for free.
Two hours passed… at this point those Bangzi Guo Players finally realized something was off.
Now their masses of players were being killed and sent back to the city for free. Many Bangzi Guo Players also began complaining about this on the public channel and game forums.
Especially the large groups of Solo Players who had gathered reported the situation.
"Weren't these Huaxia Players said to be unable to land a hit? What's going on now?"
"I don't know, I only know I brought forty thousand people, the other side had only a few hundred, and they sent us back."
"Damn, aren't you that big boss? Seriously? Your tens of thousands were sent back by a few hundred?"
A player who saw that speaker's nickname couldn't help but exclaim; he was a relatively well‑known figure among the players.
"Roughly, we ran into about a thousand over here, we also have close to thirty thousand, but we have no Parry at all."
"We fared worse, we encountered a wave of assassins, appearing and disappearing; we also had no Parry and were taken away."
"Where are the big guild members? Why aren't they acting?"
Similar reports now flooded the Bangzi Nation forums and chat channels.
Some relatively smarter Bangzi Guo Players also realized something.
However, by then there was no time for them to think any further.
Because Huaxia Players were gathering from all directions one after another.
A mere ten‑thousand managed to block all four City Gates of Fuzhou City in Bangzi Nation.
Each City Gate had roughly one to two thousand people.
"Chairman!"
At the eastern City Gate, after Su Sheng arrived with members of the Kuang Shi Knight Corps, a contingent of Huaxia members had already reached the spot and greeted Su Sheng excitedly.
Su Sheng smiled and nodded in response, then opened the Team Channel, checked the mission panel, and saw that the Loot Points had reached 380,000 after the continuous kills.
Su Sheng looked at his side's team members and saw 9,811 remaining, a loss of roughly two hundred.
Yet they had killed over three hundred thousand, a casualty ratio that was simply insane.
It was precisely this absurd loss rate that finally made those arrogant Bangzi Guo Players realize something.
Of course Su Sheng also knew that it stemmed from the Bangzi Guo Players' initial lack of reaction, followed by subsequent underestimation, and the absolute elite facing the Bangzi Nation's scattered players' ragtag troops, which produced this effect.
Otherwise such a terrifying casualty ratio wouldn't be possible.
"Chairman, what do we do next?" a Huaxia member asked in the Team Channel.
At this point, all the Huaxia members who had arrived had already gathered at the four City Gates of Fuzhou City in Bangzi Nation.
They had been slaughtering from all directions; now on the outdoor map of Fuzhou City, aside from a few remote corners, there were essentially no Bangzi Guo Players left.
Even if any remained, after seeing the situation on the forums and public channel they likely hurriedly used a Return Journey Scroll to go back.
At this moment many players stood on the city walls watching the Huaxia players outside the walls.
They also debated, mainly asking why the big guild hadn't taken action.
And at that moment, in the big guild's chatroom, everyone was discussing whether to make a move.
"It seems there are only about ten thousand Huaxia players outside Fuzhou City; should we act?"
"But last time we teleported there were fifty thousand; now Huaxia only has ten thousand—could they have forty thousand hidden in the shadows?"
"Therefore we shouldn't act rashly; since they only have ten thousand outside, can we rally the Solo Players for a push? The city currently has Solo Players numbering up to ten million; I don't believe ten thousand can hold them."
They had only experienced one cross‑server operation, even the items were provided by Ying Jiang, and only with Bangzi Nation's assistance did they complete the cross‑server.
Thus they subconsciously believed that cross‑server methods existed only in that form.
That is why, even after seeing Huaxia players massing, they remained timid.
At this moment, General Da Ji's expression also turned sour; most of the stealth‑kill members he sent out were killed and sent back.
They encountered Huaxia assassin players; in the assassin clash, they were utterly outmatched and crushed.
So they were killed and sent back, and another batch, terrified, also ran back.
At this moment, General Da Ji was also conflicted about whether to keep sending them out. After all, during the previous operation on the Huaxia server they suffered heavy losses, and now another batch has died.
If they are sent out again and get killed, the top position on this Bangzi server might not be secure.
End of Chapter
