God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"There is actually a demand in this area? Well, when I have free time, I will go around and see if there is any suitable place." Jia Kui first expressed his surprise, then thought and hesitated for a while, and finally agreed reluctantly.

"Thank you, Mr. Jia. It just so happens that I have a collection of good wines. They are good things sent by the family. Let's taste them together..." Seeing that the other party agreed, Vanacon was very considerate and quickly invited the other party.

Wana is not that stupid to just let the other party work without giving them anything.

Knowing that the other person is an intelligent person, one naturally wants to get closer to him. Apart from anything else, wisdom is still very important, especially in the north, where there are very few wise people.

Jia Kui did not refuse this invitation, but agreed readily.

When the two returned to the barracks room together, they estimated the time, and Vanaco had food delivered, and then took out good wine from the storage room.

"Mr. Jia may have seen this wine. This wine is very famous in the Pamir region, but the quantity sold is so small that even after hearing about it for so long, I haven't been able to grab a few bottles..." Vanaco took out the wine in his hand and placed it on the table, with a hint of boasting in his words.

Jia Kui also saw the shape of the wine jar and instantly knew what kind of wine it was.

After all, he had worked in Congge for a long time and had some knowledge of the special wines of this region.

The wine is not strong, but it is indeed good. Ten years ago, it might have been considered strong liquor, but it is not considered strong liquor nowadays.

"It's really good wine. I didn't expect the general to have such fine wine..." Jia Kui, who realized something, immediately sat down at the table.

You have to do the whole act. It is not wise to give up halfway.

While the two were drinking, the list of personnel decided by Peshawar finally flew north and soon reached Barak's hands.

For Barak, the people on the list were not important. What was important was that the order came from Vasudeva I.

With the correct orders and the cooperation of relevant personnel, Barak understood that Vasudeva I and others had reached an agreement and had relevant solutions and measures.

Therefore, the people left behind in the south need to be properly dealt with before they can be transferred.

As for this solution, after a brief thought, Barak finally decided to let the other party go instead of killing him completely.

But these are all trivial matters. Whether the other party can survive or not has no impact on him. After all, the other party's voice is too small. It is impossible to shake him or the entire North.

But the real big thing is the personnel information in Barak's hands.

Looking at this personnel information, Barak became hesitant and thought carefully.

It’s not that there is anything wrong with this list of personnel, but there is a very special person in the north, a person with extremely high status, strong strength, and a very special situation - Arvind.

With the other party's identity and strength, he naturally has the qualifications and authority to obtain the list of personnel information, but no corresponding information was sent over.

The information contained in it is what Barak needs to think about. Arvind has a very high status, which is not only due to his status as one of the five direct descendants of the Great Yuezhi, but also because of his 43 undefeated records.

It can be said that with such a person around, as long as the other party is willing to be at ease, there will be no problems in the vast north, and no opponent will be able to break through.

But the problem lies precisely here: Can the other party really accept the status quo?
If you are really content with the status quo, will you return to the North from the South?

Recalling that after Arvind returned to the north from the south, the veterans of Arvind's Guards Corps who emerged from all over the north and returned to Arvind's army from various places were enough to understand his appeal.

Barak himself was not very opposed to the return of these veterans, and even had some support.

Because these veterans have gathered together again, although their fighting power is extremely strong, the risks are also concentrated together. Unlike before, no one knew where these soldiers were. Is it an uncontrollable risk?
But now that we are gathered together, even if there is an uncontrollable risk, it is only in one area and one place.

In particular, sending Arvind to the camp where Kabechi was located was essentially a restriction and check and balance.

Kabechi rekindled his fighting will and burst out with a strong fighting spirit. The combat capability of the army in the entire defense zone can be said to be the strongest except for the central defense zone. Combined with the mental image that Kabechi possesses, it can also curb the Arvind Legion to a certain extent.

They have the advantage in numbers, their army is elite enough, their generals are excellent, and they are the designated successors to the next generation.

With such a record, it was only natural that Kabechi rose to power a dozen years later.

It can be said that such a choice not only restricts Arvind, but also serves as a test for Kabechi.

When dealing with a strong person, whether you confront him head-on, treat him with respect, or be humble and cowardly, all of them are options and choices.

It doesn’t matter what emotions are revealed when facing a weak person, because they have no reference value for garrisoning the Khyber Pass, but when facing a strong person, they are very meaningful.

However, these were all previous arrangements and considerations. The current list of personnel is a test for him.

Whether to hand it over to Arvind became a difficult decision for the time being.

If it was handed over to Arvind, it could certainly be explained by the other party's identity and status and Vasudeva I's understanding, but what would be the result?
Will there be any embarrassing results?
After all, Arvind is still young, only in his thirties. Will he be stimulated by this? If he behaves irrationally, it will be difficult to get out of this situation.

But if you don't pass it on and can hide the information, it would be fine. As long as the other party doesn't know, then just pretend nothing happened.

But if the other party obtained such information through his own channels, would he be blamed for it?
"Forget it, let's keep the information completely to ourselves, and not even pass on any messages to Kabechi..." After thinking for a long time, Barak finally made his own choice.

In order to better solve the problem of information transmission, even Kabeqi is hidden. If information leakage still occurs, it will be a big problem.

The list is not important. What is important is the behavior of this action. For the pure Great Yuezhi people, it is too tempting...

(End of this chapter)