God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Han Xin, who was glanced at by Bai Qi, scratched his head in confusion at the look.

When Bai Qi looked at him, Han Xin felt that there were many problems, some of them were quite impure, and he always felt that there was some pity in his eyes. But the question was, did he need to be pitied?

Even though he failed to completely complete the battle and his tactical plan, he shouldn't be pitied, right?

"Even you are like this, I wonder what kind of condition Arvind is in?" Finally, after calming down his emotions, Bai Qi decided to change the subject to avoid dwelling on this aspect and to avoid hurting Han Xin, who was obviously in a bad mood.

The other Arvind also woke up from his sleep. When he opened his eyes, the people he saw were his comrades who were so familiar to him.

"General Arvind, you finally woke up." Kenmailer remained loyal to Arvind and expressed his concern for him. He also expressed his doubts. "Although the wine last night was strong, the general's ability should not affect him for such a long time. But is there anything we don't understand?"

The wine is good and has a high alcohol content, but who are they?

For those who are good at leaving their bodies with internal energy, and are the strongest men in the world, a little alcohol may paralyze their nerves, but it will definitely not affect their normal rational judgment and spirit.

Based on this, plus what Kabbage said in the morning, Kenmiler knew there must be a special reason.

'Being drunk for a long time is also an opportunity, at least in Chang'an, for generals leading troops to fight, this is an opportunity.' Facing what Kabeqi said, Kenmailer was confused and could only get a half-understood sentence. He wanted to ask about the specific situation, but Kabeqi ran away in a hurry and said that there was no problem and there was no need to be too anxious.

In fact, for Kabechi, it turned out that he had only heard of things like dreams, but had never really encountered them.

It's not that he doesn't have the qualifications and ability, nor is it that he doesn't have the strength, but for Han Xin, fighting with Kabechi is useless. As long as Kabechi plays tricks, he won't even be able to defeat the opponent in his dream.

Purely breaking the world of gods is too much of a cheat in the world of dream practice. As long as you are unwilling to lose the battle, there is no possibility of defeat at all.

Coupled with the effect of the will brought by the God Breaking the World, Han Xin finally did not choose to take the initiative, but he did not resist the active challenge from Kabechi and others.

However, this kind of challenge not only has time limits, but also quota limits, and even huge costs.

The threshold, fees, and various entry qualifications have also blocked the knowledge and understanding of people like Kabechi.

This is why Kabechi can understand Arvind’s current condition just by taking a look at him.

After confirming it, even someone as strong as Cabbage couldn't help but feel emotional.

Others who wanted to participate in the dream drill did not even have the chance, but Arvind encountered such an opportunity on the first day he arrived in Chang'an. To some extent, this proved Arvind's strength and the incompetence of their personnel command.

However, recalling Arvind's past achievements, even Kabechi didn't say much, even though Arvind's own strength was far inferior to his.

Under the influence of this mentality, Kabechi naturally respected Arvind. At the same time, he could feel the pressure from his colleagues and was more motivated. There were more and more competitors, but fewer and fewer goals. The sense of urgency brought by the passage of time was really stressful.

So, although Cabecchi could have made things clear with just a few more words, he did not explain it thoroughly and went to his destination.

But Kabechi said there was no need to be too anxious, but for Kenmailer and others, they were still very anxious.

Although they knew what Kabbage said before, they were not particularly familiar with each other, and there were even some hidden conflicts. On this basis, it was indeed difficult for Kenmailer and Valena to unconditionally believe what Kabbage said.

Even the well-informed Masinde did not give a word of affirmation, let alone others.

It can be said that after watching for an hour or two, in order to prevent accidents, Kenmailer and Valena had to forcibly wake up Arvind through external interference.

Arvind, who was awakened, looked at his comrades with a smile on his face. He politely greeted them and made sure that nothing happened to him.

"General, you have wasted so much time, is everything okay?" Seeing Arvind in the same state as usual, Kenmailer knew that the other party was probably fine, so he asked again to confirm the matter completely.

Arvind nodded again firmly, which made everyone feel a lot more relaxed.

"By the way, this morning, when Kabbage was observing, he said that this was an opportunity and an adventure. I wonder what the general thinks?" While feeling happy and calm, Kenmailer also remembered what Kabbage said and tried to prove its authenticity.

"What were your thoughts in your dream?" After a casual recollection, he recalled everything that happened in the dream. It was so memorable that it would be hard to forget or shake it for a long time.

The memory is so profound that it doesn't feel like a dream at all. Instead, it feels like something that happened in reality. It is completely unlike the state that occurs after a normal sleep.

During normal sleep, the brain will automatically forget the knowledge and memories in dreams, thereby protecting the body itself.

But now his memory is very deep, and the deepest memory is the last war. Because it ended a long time ago, he experienced a lot of time and had more details, which made people forget the difference between dreams and reality.

This is also the reason why Arvind finally chose to save them after learning that his brothers were facing difficulties and life-and-death dangers.

Not wanting to disappoint others, he tried his best to rescue those people. However, he was a waste. Not only did he fail to rescue his brothers, but his presence made the other brothers fight more fiercely, which made the rescue more difficult.

If this continued, Arvind felt that the probability of total annihilation was getting higher and higher.

"Maybe I had a dream that I didn't even believe in..." Looking at the concerned eyes around him, Arvind hesitated for a moment, and ultimately did not reveal the truth.

If he told the people around him, including himself, that everyone had died in the dream war, would others really accept it?
(End of this chapter)