God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The nation's long-cherished wish, personal dream, and lifelong pursuit just slipped through his hands. Tinoica's heart was filled with regret.

So even when explaining to everyone, the expression on Tinoeka's face still revealed sadness.

Although the other Beigui people did not focus on this point, their sadness was understandable.

After understanding the specific number and the number of people who disappeared during this period, for a noble person in the north who has dreams and ideals, he can feel the feeling of opportunities slipping away quickly.

They pursue the princess and hope to marry her, but there is a prerequisite, that is, there must be a princess.

If there was no princess, no matter how much they desired, even if the Han Empire supported them, they would not be able to create someone out of nothing.

"So, there are only two or three of them?" Wakar did not doubt the truthfulness of what Tinoyka said.

On the one hand, Tinoeka's abilities are extremely reliable, his wisdom has been certified by everyone, and he stands out among those present.

On the other hand, because of the seriousness of the princess, as a pure northern noble, it is impossible for him to joke about this aspect.

Any originalist who jokes about this has either betrayed his own heart or is doing this in order to marry the princess. There is absolutely no other possibility.

“At least from the list I’ve seen, there are only those few left…” Tinoeka rubbed his face and told the list he had seen.

Everyone present silently memorized these names and tried to see if they could get a chance. Although they all knew the chances were slim, they still had to give it a try.

If they don't even have the courage to try, what's the point of having them here?

Carrying the long-cherished wishes of the nation, the expectations of our ancestors, and the earnest teachings of society, there is no way we can retreat!

"By the way, where is General Kabechi?" After explaining the intelligence, Tinoeka looked around and did not see Kabechi, so he directly asked his question.

"General Kabechi?" Wakar turned his head and looked around, but didn't see Kabechi. Then he thought for a moment and said seriously, "The general seems to have gone to the Imperial Medical Office. I'm afraid it will take a long time for him to come back..."

"Imperial Physician's Office? Is the general sick?" Upon hearing this name, this option instantly popped up in Tinoika's mind, but was then rejected.

Kabechi is an extremely pure master of divine destruction, whose will is enough to control his body, how can he get sick?
What kind of disease can invade the body of a master of magic?

It is truly unheard of and never seen before!

But from this point of view, if I really get sick, I might have to go to the Imperial Medical Office for a detailed study.

"I don't think so. Every time I see the general go to the Imperial Medical Office, he doesn't look sick. Instead, he looks happy..." Wakar recalled the Kabechi in his memory.

It seems that without realizing it, Kabechi's visits to the Imperial Medical Office have become normalized, and people have become accustomed to it and don't feel there is anything wrong with it?
"Happy? Can I be happy in the Imperial Medical Office?" Tinoyka looked confused. Thinking about the Imperial Medical Office in his memory, he really didn't know what there was to be happy about in that place. Anyway, as masters of foreign races, they stayed in Chang'an for a long time and needed to go to the Imperial Medical Office for physical examination and confirmation of their physical fitness.

It is not only for their safety, but also for the safety of the people of Chang'an. Tinoika and others have no objection to this.

They were not here to attack Chang'an, they were just here to see the princess, so naturally they didn't care about these explicit rules and regulations.

But even so, Tinoika still stayed away from places like the Imperial Medical Office.

After all, the way those doctors looked at him was not normal no matter how you looked at it. It was totally unlike the look a doctor should have when looking at a patient.

Out of awe for that kind of look and adhering to the principle of less trouble is worse than more, Tinoica basically did not go to the Imperial Medical Office except in non-essential circumstances.

In addition, the Imperial Medical Office is only a place to help others treat illnesses and see doctors, and there is no useful information or intelligence to be found there, so Tinoeka would not go there at all.

Even though he didn't really want to go, Kabeqi actually went to the Imperial Medical Office every day, and he did so for several months in a row. This was really abnormal, too abnormal! !
Tinoeka was thinking this way when he saw Kabechi returning to the hotel when it was completely dark outside.

"General Kabechi, I wonder what disease the general has? Why does it take so long to treat? I am really worried. Can you tell us so that we can rest assured." After seeing Kabechi coming back, Tinoika first served him a cup of hot tea, and then looked at him loyally admonishing and asking questions, using this sincere attitude to get the answers he wanted.

Kabechi had never thought that he would be questioned after returning, and his brain circuit almost short-circuited. However, thanks to the special feeling of joy, his brain circuit turned very quickly, and he blurted out, "There are many medical experts in the Imperial Medical Office. Let them learn some medical experience, so that they can deal with emergency injuries on the battlefield, just like the current Han Empire..."

It can be said that after turning the direction in this direction, Kabechi talked incessantly, as if this was what he was doing.

Learn the medical system of the Han Empire, master some simple battlefield emergency medical methods, and then go back to teach them to others after you have mastered them. This will not only allow more soldiers to leave the battlefield alive, but also train more veterans and strengthen the combat effectiveness of the legion.

As one of the regional commanders in the north of the Kushan Empire, doing these things is simply my duty and I naturally have no choice but to do it!
It is even said that Kabechi, who was in a state of excitement, directly demonstrated the advanced techniques he learned in the Imperial Medical Institute. He condensed his internal energy into needles and then began to show his skills to Wakkar.

Looking at the internal energy needles being inserted into the body one by one, it felt painful just by looking at it. But looking at the expression on Wakal's face, it seemed that he was not in pain. Tinoeka already understood that what Kabechi said was true.

Now that I think about it, it seems understandable why Kabechi did this.

This method and means are really effective for the military.

As long as you can survive on the battlefield, becoming stronger is only a matter of time. As long as you can become stronger, to a level that others cannot resist, then everything you want to achieve will naturally have the possibility of success.

However, the time required for this method is simply not something that can be completed in one or two generations.

The Han Empire was able to accomplish this only because the other side was the Han Empire.

(End of this chapter)