God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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With the personal certification and approval of Vasudeva I and the support of the front-line commander Rahul, Zhu Helai quickly selected the corresponding envoys and set out for the Han Empire with some light and valuable gifts.

The most valuable gifts are those recorded on the gift list. As for the things that arrive with the envoys, they can only be regarded as a gift for meeting.

In order to prevent the team from being destroyed and also to ensure that the information could be effectively transmitted to the Han Empire, Zhu Helai thought about it and finally did not choose to let the envoy go south, but chose the north instead.

Even if there is such behavior, the people in the north are likely to understand the truth and cause some interference and sabotage.

It can be said that even with such risks, the roads in the north are still much safer than those in the south.

In Zhu He's view, even if the Han Empire was known as a country of etiquette, that was only a reflection and reflection of the general situation and did not mean that everyone was like that.

Especially the generals stationed on the front lines, who had fought life-and-death battles with them.

In this situation, it would be too easy to send a team of envoys through someone else's defense zone and find a reason to kill them.

Not only can it strengthen morale and determination, but it can also prevent information from their side from being transmitted to the Han Empire and shaking the status and identity of these generals.

Regardless of the pros and cons, for the Han army in the south, killing the envoy team will definitely be more beneficial than harmful.

With this prerequisite in place, Zhu Helai chose the north.

Although there are many Dayuezhi people in the north, there are not many who are really smart. With a little explanation and deception, they can easily get out.

By entering the Han Empire from the west, we will be able to not only measure the actual distance, but also further understand the Han Empire's ideas and intentions regarding foreign wars. This would be perfect.

When two armies are at war, envoys will not be killed. This is the rule of the Han Empire, and it is impossible for the other side to actively offend or violate it.

In this case, they can naturally learn more about the defense information and national information of the Han Empire, which can also create favorable conditions for themselves.

Although it may not be useful, it will still make people happy if it can be successful.

In a sense, using envoys to spy on enemy countries is, to some extent, normal behavior.

Whether intentionally or unintentionally, as long as you stay there, whether you like it or not, you will always be exposed to some information. This information may not necessarily be accurate, but there is absolutely no problem in serving as a reference.

With such thoughts and arrangements in mind, Mihrd, the envoy of the Kushan Empire, looked at Zhu Helai speechlessly.

The apparent task was just a marriage engagement, which did not take much time to complete.

Within this time frame, even if there are any tasks that need to be carried out secretly, they should be compressed within the same time frame.

However, with so many tasks and assignments, he could not see the possibility of success within the specified time frame. "Isn't this time too urgent?" Mihed thought about it for a while, and finally reminded him tactfully, "Within the time frame for negotiating the marriage, I am also too busy to handle it, and I am afraid I can't do it..."

"No, I need you to delay time. You can use reasonable means to stay in the Han Empire for a longer period of time and provide cover for others..." Zhu Helai, who had already made plans, spoke frankly and stated his requirements for Mihred.

"Delay time? But isn't this an engagement? How many days can it be delayed?" In this frank discussion, Mihed also understood Zhu Helai's thoughts and wishes. He knew that there was nothing wrong with the other party's idea, and it was also for the country. If he could do his best, he would naturally make an effort.

But there are some things that he will not get satisfactory results for just because he is willing to work hard.

"The Han Empire is different from us. Whether they agree or not, they can delay for a long time. If they can agree, they can delay for even longer..." Thinking about the intelligence information about the Han Empire that he had found, although it was from hundreds of years ago, Zhu Helai estimated that there should not be much change.

Perhaps for a country like theirs, hundreds of years is a long time, but for the Han Empire, many things may not change in hundreds of years.

With a strong historical accumulation, complicated etiquette will naturally be born. If you are in a hurry, these etiquette will naturally be troublesome, but whether it is to spy on intelligence or to maintain a legitimate face, you will not be too anxious.

Following the process is a way to save face. If you reward or give directly, it is not giving face, but a slap in their face.

Of course, if this really happens, Zhu Helai also gave an answer on what to do.

"If something like that happens, will you just refuse directly?" After hearing this answer, Mihd couldn't help but repeat it, and then felt the pressure in his heart surge.

If you really want to play this trick in the Han Empire, even if the prerequisites are in place, you may not be able to see the sun the next day after trying it once.

No, it should be that you definitely won’t be able to see the sun the next day.

In the past, it was unheard of to slap an empire in the face within the capital of another empire.

If he really did this, in a sense, he would probably become a legend and a legend of his generation. As to whether it would be negative, he was not sure.

"That's right. During this trip, your behavior will represent the face of the country. Show the posture of a victor and the attitude that a victorious country should have, so that the other side can understand what the reality is." Zhu Helai thought about it and added further, not afraid at all that such words would anger the Han Empire.

When facing an empire, being submissive will only bring negative effects. Only when the positive attitude is strong enough, powerful enough to be qualified to go to the negotiating table and force both sides to negotiate, will both sides have the qualifications to respect each other and the opportunity to communicate.

Now that they have won the war, and it has been a resounding victory, all the chips previously placed on the negotiation table will be removed, and a new balance will be placed that is unfair to the Han Empire, but extremely advantageous to them.

While we are in an advantageous position, in addition to fulfilling the emperor's demands, we must also make plans for the future.

A powerful empire will not be discouraged by the failure of a war, and will inevitably seek revenge later. Even if they really marry the princess of the Han Empire, they will probably not be able to avoid this war, so they must prepare for it in advance.

(End of this chapter)