God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Based on this judgment and reasoning, Barak completed the information notification as quickly as possible, without even caring who revealed the information to the elders.

The former races against time, while the latter has plenty of time to think.

As for whether revealing this information would offend anyone, it was no longer within Barak's consideration.

Onkelide said those words not only to confirm his position, but also to remind him.

Loyalty is not absolute, it is absolutely disloyal!
Since you have chosen Vasudeva I, you must follow this path to the end, otherwise there is no point.

After completing the letter delivery, Barak finally had time to sit down and seriously think about what had happened during this period of time and study the reasons behind it.

Choosing to stand on the side of Vasudeva I is a question of stance, and how to solve this problem is a question of ability.

"The elders have all been dispatched, which proves that the credibility of this matter is very high. There is indeed a problem with Mihrd and others..." Barak carefully recalled the past and did not miss any details. He carefully recalled the gaps and differences and understood clearly whether there was any existence that could affect him.

In addition to protecting Vasudeva I, one must also protect oneself and help colleagues around him.

At least this time, it definitely can't be like it was a dozen years ago.

The internal purge in the North more than a decade ago had a huge impact. Not only did it cause the North to lose a large number of its backbone personnel and reduce its combat effectiveness, it also lost national cohesion.

So for the situation that occurred this time, Barak was really a little afraid that it was another plan by Zhu Helai targeting the north, just like more than ten years ago, using a high-sounding reason to justify eliminating his comrades and colleagues.

"If Zhu Helai really has this idea this time, don't blame me for being rude!" A cold light flashed in Barak's eyes, and he made up his mind.

The emperor of this country was Vasudeva I, and the power he relied on and the foundation of his country came from the Yuezhi, not the Brahmins.

If he really chose the Brahmins, even if he owned the country on paper, it would actually be no different from a puppet. This was something Barak could not accept.

The emperor of the Kushan Empire must be able to represent the Kushan Empire. This is also the responsibility of the Kushan Empire and it must be done no matter what the cost.

Amidst all the inquiries, doubts and speculations, Sig and Vanaco, who had caused this storm, were the calmest ones. They were not affected by the storm at all, as if they had been directly ignored.

"Mr. Jia is really smart. By using this method, he can directly push the responsibility away. It has nothing to do with us anymore..." Sig, who successfully returned, looked at Jia Kui with a relaxed smile on his face, and told him what he saw and heard along the way with great satisfaction.

If he didn't tell the elders about the problem, the problems that arose this time would be enough for him to be brought to a military court and bear the consequences.

Even if there are five identities behind it, it will probably cost a lot to barely get away.

Now that he had thrown the problem away, not only did he not have to bear the corresponding cost, but he also received a lot of rewards and incentives, and also gained the recognition of some of the elders.

Having these things may not necessarily lead to upgrades and promotions, but your life in the future will definitely be much easier, and your chances of promotion will be much greater.

It can be said that the path that originally had only a bleak future became a smooth road in life after Jia Kui's explanation. It is precisely because of this that Xigena thanked Jia Kui from the bottom of his heart, thanking the person who brought him changes.

"General Sig, there's no need to thank me. This is what I should do..." Jia Kui replied politely with a smile, as if everything was as he said and was a matter of course.

As to whether this is really the case, it is unknown.

Turning a logical military issue that originally required judging whether something was correct into a political stance issue will certainly have much smaller consequences for the person involved, but the consequences for others will not be so simple.

The bigger the fuss becomes, the more people will take risks, and the greater the probability of being suppressed. What the final result will be depends on the person who makes the final decision.

Let him see how the wise men of the Kushan Empire would deal with this matter?
As long as the other party appears, we can conduct corresponding intelligence search and collection, and then use overt or covert means to eliminate the other party.

Which one to adopt depends on the strength of the opponent's capabilities.

The enemy is in the open and I am in the dark. Even if I try my best, I don't know if the other party can stop me.

At this time, Zhu Helai, who was in Peshawar, was unaware of the coming storm. He was still handling his daily government affairs and gradually began to arrange a political marriage for Vasudeva I.

Since Vasudeva I was going to marry a princess of the Han Empire as his queen, the current queen needed to be properly arranged and handled.

Of course, at present we are only collecting relevant intelligence and making corresponding preparations. If we really want to start taking action, we will do it with the consent of the Han Empire.

However, most of the time these things were just acting and perfunctory, and Zhu Helai really didn't think that the Han Empire would agree.

After all, even if some small countries were to use such taunting and teasing tactics, the other party would not agree, let alone an empire.

The preliminary conditions he set were only to prevent the Han Empire from being stupid enough to actually agree to such an event, which would have made it difficult for him to back down.

Moreover, these actions cannot be known by the current queen, otherwise it will bring him a lot of trouble.

Although I am not afraid of the other party or the forces behind them, there is no need to create another enemy for myself.

The Han Empire would most likely disagree. The current queen is always the queen and should be given due respect.

However, just as Zhu Helai was in this calm state, he received a message from the palace, inviting him to enter the palace quickly, but without specifying the content of the matter to be discussed.

This kind of thing doesn't happen very often, and each time it's a test, but also a way and method to increase trust.

This was not the first time that Zhu Helai had to deal with something like this. He immediately looked through some recent important information to get himself some idea of ​​what was going on so that he could respond and answer questions quickly and effectively.

In addition to staying where you are and making preparations, the journey to the palace is also a time to prepare.

(End of this chapter)