"Heroes of Heroes" is an online game developed by a Chinese game company, so the service area of Borderlands is also used by default in the Beijing time zone of China.

The sky was completely dark.

There was no moonlight to see in the cloudy desert night sky, but there was no rain, only a cold night breeze.

The glow of the torches below formed a long line of fiery snakes, which proved that the other party was marching at night, and also showed that the scout had noticed the marching group from five thousand meters away.

"Korean players?"

Probably also to increase the strife between players in the Borderlands service area, the player name of the corresponding country will appear with a flag corresponding to the service area. For example, there is a flaming five-star red flag in front of the name of the man in black now, which makes people know at a glance that he is a Chinese player. And now in the fire snake below, the player's name starts with a Tai Chi Banner. He doesn't think he knows many national flags, but he still knows a braised cake flag and a Tai Chi flag.

"Not dead yet?" As soon as Wang Jian saw that this was a group of Korean players, he could immediately understand.

Zhilu said that the Dark Angels had failed to seize the African region before they entered the Land of Ignorance, and they had been trying to find a way to expand their influence in the game area of the world. This is also the identity of their nation.

Now their purpose is obvious, that is, to take advantage of the fact that other players are still eager to develop their own territory, to use their almost pathological national unity power to directly gather the power that hundreds of players have developed, and to 'steal' it while Shabak has not yet developed it, just like what they did in their China service area. It wasn't so coincidental that they had built their territory next to his Wang Jian's territory, and they should have managed to steal their entire Shadow Island area by now.

"They really don't feel tired." Wang Jian can understand.

Of course, I can understand the truth that the first strike is the strongest and then the one suffers, otherwise I would not want to seize the area of Julong Harbor in the first place.

However, being able to understand does not mean being able to accept it.

When you arrive in the Borderlands, players from your own country are not necessarily friends, players from other countries are enemies, and the only people you can trust are your friends and yourself in reality. The so-called cooperation also has no permanent friends, only eternal interests. As long as there are interests, today's enemies may become tomorrow's friends, and today's friends will turn their faces and become tomorrow's enemies.

But he just doesn't want to cooperate with these Korean players, maybe some things have left a bad impression on him too deeply, and he has a deep root of disgust, and he has been permanently labeled as an enemy.

"If they take Shabak at this point in time......" Volley stood under the night sky and looked down on what was happening here.

It's easy to think that these Korean players want to win Shabak as soon as possible in order to better develop and satisfy their ambitions to compete in the world.

The Borderlands is not a completely enclosed area, as once a portal is built, it will reconnect to the previous service area. It is equivalent to raising the level and having a strong army here, and then use the portal to turn back to your previous service area to do tasks, or simply use this as a jump point to enter the service area of other countries for a formal aggressive invasion and occupy the opponent's main city or something.

Therefore, the development of Borderlands has a great impact on the regional influence of players in a country throughout the game area in the future. If Korean players were able to unify the Borderlands, it would be difficult for players in other service areas to compete with them. The abundance of resources here in the Borderlands alone is not comparable to the amount of resources in other service areas themselves.

"I'm sorry for myself if I don't destroy it."

Wang Jian's attitude towards Korean players is only disgust, not hatred. To say hatred is only for the Dark Angel alone.

But from the perspective of long-term national honor, his current sitting idly by is similar to letting the tiger return to the mountain. Sooner or later, it will affect himself, forming a scourge in which his own interests will be violated.

He wanted to be a weapons dealer.

As a weapons merchant, the situation I want most is a big melee with equal strength, you can't swallow me, and I won't really do anything to you. Let the war continue to be maintained, only in this way will there be a steady stream of resource consumption, and it will also make a fortune for weapons dealers like him.

If these Korean players are allowed to take Shabak City now, the situation of one dominance in the future can basically be determined.

They will not be stupid to stop their development like this, and will immediately use this advantage to continue to occupy cities like Demacia and War College, so that other players will not even have the possibility of turning over. This is also the most annoying thing about Korean players, which gives people the impression of insatiable greed.

But just as he was thinking, under the thermal imaging effect of the heart-eye state, he suddenly found a large number of players in a stealth state lurking on the west side of these Korean players. If it weren't for the thermal sensing imaging of his heart's eyes, there was really no way to find this group of people who were deliberately dressed in black in this place where there was no fire, that is, in the dark environment.

It's also more interesting to look at the flag in front of their name. It's actually a big red braised cake under the white flag! It's a group of Japanese players. I'm afraid these people also think of themselves as ninjas or something.

It's like Chinese players and Korean players don't like each other, and the relationship between Japanese players and Korean players is not much better.

Now it's clear that these Japanese players have spotted the actions of the Korean players and may have their territory nearby or something. Immediately gathered a group of people to destroy them, or came to sneak attack afterwards and directly take the results that Korean players might get.

In the past, it was just a simple Korean player attacking Shabak, but now it has suddenly evolved into a three-way battle, a state where Korean players fight Shabak and are stabbed in the back of their ass by Japanese players. If this is really the case, even if Korean players win Shabak, it is estimated that they will lose a lot, and it will be difficult for Shabak to really develop anything in a short period of time.

Wang Jian was going to return to the place where Sejuani and the others had camped first, and let them leave this area immediately and continue to the south. No matter how you look at it here, a battle will immediately start since the launch of the Borderlands, and the death toll can exceed 5,000, and even 10,000 is not ruled out.

However, just as he was about to turn around, he suddenly noticed that there was a dark shadow shaking in the north of Shabak, but it was too dark to see clearly. simply flew over in the air, and finally saw it clearly, which also made the corners of his mouth almost crack to the root of his ears. I feel that this time the Shabak neighborhood can't be lively.

On this side, a group of players with white, blue, and red flags are arranging several trebuchets. Regardless of how they managed to get the trebuchet out so quickly, it was a testament to their flag that they were a group of Russian players. It is also the ** in many mouths, and it is also the place where many famous long-legged northern beauties are born. It is clear that these Russian players are also interested in Shabak, probably because they have got trebuchets and think that there is a good chance, and they arrive at the north of the unknown road, where a large number of Korean players are gathering in the south, and a group of Japanese players are ambushing in the west.

He couldn't help but be interested, and there was no movement in the east? Now he doesn't care who takes this Shabak City, he only cares about how lively it will become. In fact, it has been less than a week since the server was launched, and a world war will start around Shabak here in this virtual game world, and it is not difficult to imagine how frequent wars will be here in the future.

He also drifted to the east, keeping his mind on the movement of an area here, and if there was really no ambush, it would be too disappointing for him.