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Chapter 2804: Further Deception

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Before the war begins, no matter what lofty words you say, they are actually meaningless. Only when the real war begins and death approaches, can you better understand that state of mind and awareness.

At least for most people, facing the approach of death, they can feel the fear of their own death more.

Of course, there are a small number of people who can overcome this fear, get rid of this mentality, hone their will, and become stronger.

Unfortunately, Arjuna is not one of these few people. Even though he possesses a strength that is superior to others and his internal energy is at the peak of leaving the body, he still cannot change the will of his mind.

If in ordinary competitions and fights, Arjuna could still maintain his posture, the posture of a master, then in the current situation where death is approaching, it can be said that it is completely different.

But even so, Arjuna still had some military common sense and knowledge in his heart. He knew that in this situation, he could not retreat directly with the army, otherwise there would be big problems.

Given the enemy's strong combat power, fast attack speed, and fierce fighting will, if you dare to show your back to such an enemy, you will probably die a very miserable death.

What's more, Arjuna had a good idea of ​​the army's situation.

With our own large army outside, there is actually quite a bit of hope to survive.

However, we cannot focus on the present. If we only want to survive the present and ignore what may happen in the future, we will most likely be held accountable.

After spending such a long time together and getting to know each other, Arjuna finally understood that Rahul was definitely not an ordinary person.

Although that guy has the arrogance and pride that a Brahmin should have, in terms of his behavior, he is more like a pure soldier.

For such a person, if he dares to violate the rules or make serious mistakes without complying with military regulations and discipline, he will most likely be demoted and lose his current status and power.

As for his status and power, Arjuna did not want them to disappear, but hoped to preserve them for a long time.

To achieve this, in addition to ensuring the integrity of the army, there must be a suitable reason, a reason that will not make him bear relevant responsibility.

It can be said that looking around the battlefield, Arjuna instantly found the right target, and the only target, Durga.

"General Durga, the enemy's offensive is continuous and too powerful. If our army keeps defending, it will be tantamount to waiting for death. Moreover, our army is not good at defense..." After briefly sorting out his thoughts in his mind, Arjuna approached Durga again and gave a reminder.

"Oh? So what you mean?" Durga turned her head and glanced at Arjuna, frowned slightly, and did not refuse the other party's inquiry. Instead, she asked Arjuna what he meant.

In any case, the main force of the current central army is indeed the Kshatriya Corps. If we continue to perfunctorily treat the other side and ignore it, I am afraid that there will be unfriendly results. The Kshatriya Corps is indeed very strong, but this fighting will and special identity have not increased its combat effectiveness but have reduced it to a certain extent. It can be said that there are gains and losses.

"The enemy's attack is enough to break through our defense and cause heavy casualties to our army. It will definitely not be a good thing if it drags on for a long time, especially since the purpose shown by the other side is probably to capture the general..." Arjuna pointed at the forefront of the Han army on the battlefield, looked at those protruding parts, simply gathered them together, and directly pointed out the target.

"It's okay. I'm not a coward. I've already prepared myself for this battlefield. What's there to regret?" Different from Arjuna's idea, Durga did not show any fear or panic. Instead, she rushed forward with confidence and indifference.

Seeing that the other person was not afraid at all, Arjuna wanted to say that he had no such emotion at all in his heart, but he also knew that he must not say this out loud.

Saying such words in a war like this will easily undermine the morale of one's own side. It can be said that if someone really does such a thing, he would be a truly brainless monarch.

"General Durga is overthinking. With us here, how could the general be in danger?" Arjuna patted his chest on the spot, recounting his bold words, and said seriously, "Given the direction and comprehensiveness that our army is good at, simple defense is not suitable for me. It is better to attack directly, with a larger engagement area and engagement zone, forcibly covering the entire battlefield and directly pushing the enemy back."

"Choose to attack?" Durga listened to this suggestion and agreed directly, "That's not impossible. With this method and result, it will probably be smoother. In this case, choose to attack and let the other side understand the power of Brahman."

After hearing the certainty of this order, Arjuna couldn't help but laugh.

That’s great. With this order in place, they won’t be as embarrassed when they retreat next time.

As for the attack, Arjuna can guarantee that they are definitely attacking. As for the direction of the attack and how many people are in that direction, that is not within their consideration.

Arjuna secretly gathered together the experts in the entire legion and had a brief discussion with everyone.

During the entire discussion, Arjuna kept trying to keep an eye on the others, fearing that they might show any different emotions and cause irreversible consequences.
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After everyone's discussion, the issue was unanimously approved and the direction of the attack was decided.

"Very good, very good. Next, we will execute the order given by General Durga, launch an attack on the Han army, break through the Han army's lines, and bring victory to our army..." Seeing that everyone was very tactful and tacitly avoided talking about the problems, Arjuna expressed his satisfaction. These were the subordinates he wanted, with the right attitude and obedience to orders.

With these people on hand, many problems can no longer be called problems.

However, in order to better conceal the situation, Arjuna naturally could not lead his troops directly to attack the rear, but he had to deflect his vision to create the impression that his own sight was interfered with by the enemy, causing the direction to shift, and finally he went in the wrong direction and left this position.

Of course, in addition to deceiving the soldiers outside, they also had to deceive Durga, so some secret techniques that affected vision were needed.

Fortunately, there are people among us who have this ability and can deceive people further.

(End of this chapter)