God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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It is precisely because of this understanding that Arjuna did not see any problem with the ridicule of the people behind him or his attitude of leading the crowd.

As the deputy commander of the Kshatriya Warrior Corps, Motanga had no choice but to face the challenge head-on in the face of this situation instead of retreating or being afraid.

They are the Kshatriya warrior legion, the real sharp blade and the real strong ones, and it is also the basis for them to look down on other legions.

It would be difficult for most people to reach their level and realm even if they work hard all their lives, but many outstanding people among them can possess terrifying basic qualities and abilities like the soldiers in their legion.

"Sit down!" Rahul looked at the tent where all the people were in place but no one was sitting down, and his expression became much better.

After hearing this brief command, everyone executed it in the shortest possible time, and then acted as if they were listening attentively, carefully observing and listening to what the other party said.

It can be said that after such a long training period, most ordinary officers have long been accustomed to Rahul's language and executing his orders.

As for those who cannot do this, they are still hanging on the tent poles outside the camp, and they are already emitting all kinds of strange smells.

You can enjoy both the rainy season and the scorching sun, but the complexity of this procedure is daunting.

However, the people of Nangui, who have long been accustomed to seeing corpses appearing in various places, are indeed much more stable in their mentality and ability to accept.

But even so, everyone still doesn't want to appear on that camp pole.

No matter what, we are all people of status and noble class. How can we be regarded as inferior in the eyes of others like a Shudra?

As for the Dalits, they are people who should not be looked at with a straight face. They cannot even be called human beings. They are just trash and untouchable.

It can be said that with the various training methods and operations, Rahul’s control over the army was such that he was able to unify the army without the full intervention of the Brahmins.

However, precisely because of the existence of external factors such as the Brahmins, Rahul inevitably had to add the thoughts of the Brahmins when thinking about war tactics.

This kind of strategic calculation and consideration also greatly affects the implementation of tactical plans.

The simplest point is to counter the results of this war.

If the Brahmins had not existed and if the previous series of wars had not been defeated, he would not have had to bear such a heavy burden and fight against the generals of the Han Empire.

Rahul knows better than anyone how heavy this burden can be.

Can't lose!
These three simple words reveal the enormous pressure coming from the Brahmins.

It's not simply about winning, but about not losing, not even a single game.

No matter whether it was inducing the enemy to surrender, pretending to surrender, or making a surprise attack or some unpredictable scheme, none of them would work.

The Brahmins, who need to restore their voice and regain some power in the process of handover between the North and the South, must demonstrate their true strength, the military power that truly belongs to the Brahmins.

Therefore, the most plain and simple way is to directly defeat the Han Empire that once defeated them. This is the most effective and practical means of counterattack and proof.

Other ways are likely to be laughed at, because not only will the number of losses be high, but the cost will also be huge. The Brahmins, fed up with this kind of humiliation and ridicule, demanded that they must not lose and must win!
However, for Rahul, he would listen to the Brahmin's orders and words when he was willing to do so, but the other party could do nothing to him when he was not willing to do so.

But at least this time, facing the order from the Brahmin, Rahul was not so resistant.

The reason is that they all think from the same perspective, which is to achieve the final victory in the war.

It’s just that it’s obvious that the Brahmins’ requirements are higher and further away.

In addition to these external requirements, there are still requirements for Rahul to not only win tactically but also complete the strategic part.

But for Rahul, can this be called a problem? Or can it be called a difficulty?
Obviously, neither!
Pressure will only make people excited and give them more sources of motivation after danger.

The building is about to collapse, who can serve as the pillar?

Rahul, who faced such a crisis and thought he could resolve it, simply cut down a few of the possible solutions for a successful victory.

However, even so, a large number of backup plans were still prepared to achieve victory on the battlefield.

"Now that everyone is here, let me explain to you what we should do next. I hope you will listen carefully!" Rahul walked directly between hundreds of officers on both sides and explained his plan.

Four hundred thousand troops is not too many, but not too few either.

Even a regular legion commander would need nearly a hundred people.

This means that even if Rahul only commands the corps commander, the number of troop lines he needs to command is more than eighty, which is a very heavy burden.

The most effective way to do this is to reduce the size of the troops, shrink the number of people and lines under command, thereby reducing command pressure and difficulty.

Of course, there is also an alternative method, which is to build a regional system similar to the one in the north among the people, so as to greatly reduce the number of people directly controlling and commanding.

Not only can it free up a lot of time for calculations, it can also save officers more time and further enhance the combat effectiveness that the commander can exert.

Without exception, all of these legion commanders who were able to act as middlemen were Rahul's former subordinates and heroes who had fought bravely with him.

Relying on this group of former subordinates, Rahul not only spent less time on training, but also greatly improved his ability in coordinated command.

Each familiar subordinate would bring with him a few auxiliary legions, slaves gathered from various places, or death warriors, to ensure that these legions had enough cannon fodder to wash away their sins.

"Now that the assignment has been completed, the subsequent training will have to be strengthened. In less than a month, it will be time for us to attack!" Rahul looked at the several regional leaders in the group and shook his head to further confirm.

With his command ability, it is not impossible for him to command an army of 400,000, but that requires full commitment and hard work, and it is difficult to pay attention to other things.

This is true for most people, including Rahul, there is no exception.

(End of this chapter)