God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"What nonsense are you talking about?" Kabechi rubbed his ears, thinking he had heard wrongly, and said with a somewhat ugly expression, "You should be clear about your identity and your abilities. Even if this is Chang'an, you must be careful and cautious. Regardless of whether this trip is successful or not, you have to go back eventually. It will be very troublesome to cover it up again..."

"I know, so please help me, General?!" Tinoyka saluted and made the request on the spot, revealing his seriousness and solemnity.

Seeing that Tinoyka didn't look like he was joking at all, Kabechi lost his previous anxiety and nervousness. He slowly came to a seat nearby and sat down. He looked at Tinoyka seriously and thought for a long time before he slowly said, "I know you want to succeed. Although it is easier to succeed in Chang'an with outstanding wisdom, your talent will not be enhanced in terms of wisdom, right? So why can't you continue to hide?"

"Things have come to this point. There's no need for that anymore, right? I want to take a gamble!" Tinoyka calmly walked aside, took off his armor, revealing the elegant interior, and spoke to him in a much more relaxed manner.

"Why bother? You should be aware of the dangers and how powerful they are." Kabechi shook his head gently and said with a frown, "As long as it appears, it can be traced back. After it has appeared once, it will never be allowed to appear a second time..."

"I understand. I am very clear about this and I am very grateful for the general's help. After all, after so many years, among so many Great Yuezhi people, there is not even one person with spiritual talent. Even if the general didn't say it, could I not find the problem?" Tinoyka nodded, indicating that he was very clear about the consequences and also revealed how to find the cause.

The Yuezhi people numbered in the millions. Was there no genius among them? Was there no wise man among them?

How can this be?

Could it be that a native nation that was able to become an empire, during so many years of development and experience, only relied on the military force in their hands, rather than the wisdom of their brains?
Of course not. Think about Masinde in the past and you will know that the Yuezhi people have always been on the path of spiritual talent and it has never been blocked by anyone.

But why haven’t those with spiritual gifts appeared yet?
The reason is simple, and it was also Masinde's fault.

For an empire, it will not resist people who climb up because of their outstanding personal abilities, because the other party has the ability, the ability to rely on personal ability and hard work to match the inheritance and development of several generations.

For such a person, even if the upper echelons of the empire are unwilling to accept him, they will definitely make room for him.

However, such positions are limited. There may be a few every year, but definitely not many.

And because of the former Masinde, he relied on the insight and talent discovery capabilities brought by his spiritual gifts.

The upper echelons of the empire, who had thought they had enough space, found for the first time that there were not enough places, and there were a lot of them.

In the eyes of these people who have risen to power due to their abilities, incompetent people occupying the upper echelons is simply disloyalty and a waste to the empire.

In the eyes of those in power, these people who climbed up through their own abilities actually dared to confront them, and there were so many of them, which meant risks and hidden dangers.

The strength of the spiritual talent, under the deterrence of Masinde, was fully appreciated. And because of this incident, in the Kushan Empire, especially under the assistance of Lanhelai, the subsequent policy purge and policy destruction severely hit the spiritual talent owners of the northern Yuezhi people.

The reason is simple. No one is willing to give up their own cake, including within the Kushan Empire.

In addition to further restricting and limiting the spread of knowledge, it also limits the use of wisdom and promotion channels, leaving wisdom without a place to use.

As for the real situation, Tinoeka himself knew it well.

Apart from anything else, he has not seen any spiritually gifted person among the Dayuezhi people in the north so far, which is enough to show that the cultivation and confinement of geniuses is problematic in itself.

Faced with the transformation and sublimation brought about by spiritual talent, this great power that comes from wisdom has been completely restricted from the very beginning.

To a certain extent, even a wise man like him has been able to persist until now only by relying on special methods.

"The physical fitness and internal energy of the body, and the spiritual talent suppress each other. When one of them is born, the other will be suppressed and it will be difficult to be born. Therefore, as long as it reaches that critical point, the wise man with self-knowledge will use a special way to curb the sublimation of wisdom..." Cabecchi, who is particularly clear about this set of processes, is very clear about what kind of impact this set of operations will have on people.

Those who are known for their wisdom and who can sublimate and transform their wisdom, if they have been oppressed and suppressed by their inner energy before the sublimation, can they still transform their spiritual talents?
Judging from the results over the years, the answer is obviously no.

Under the pretext of having good ideas for these spiritual talents, they constantly strengthen the opponent's body and physical fitness.

Finally, the efforts tilted towards this aspect will naturally make the sublimation of wisdom come to nothing, and spiritual talent will become a moon in the water and a flower in the mirror, and basically no longer appear in the north.

Without sufficient wisdom, the Yuezhi people, whether standing next to Vasudeva I or standing next to Langhelai, would mean a relative increase in royal power, a weakening of northern power, and a balance between the north and the south.

But are these useful?
For Tinoyka himself, it was basically useless.

The only risk is that once discovered, it will be eliminated to a large extent, but can this be called a problem?
As long as he can succeed, what does a mere military court matter?
"So, General, please retract your internal energy!" Seeing that the other party was so determined, Tinoeka continued to ask, trying to get Kabechi's permission.

"Reason? Just the reason you have now can't convince me. In fact, I can't argue with you, but I don't think the reason you gave makes sense..." In order to avoid being confused, Kabechi, who already had experience, directly increased the difficulty and the allowed time.

"I witnessed a princess today, and by chance, I got to know her requirements for a mate, so I decided to give it a try..." Seeing that Kabechi was so cautious, Tinoeka could only grit his teeth and choose to be honest, telling him everything he had encountered during the day.

(End of this chapter)