God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The turmoil and chaos of the Parthian Empire eventually affected the eastern region of the Parthian Empire, causing the major nobles in this area to withdraw their troops and prepare for a cautious defensive posture.

Although it was unclear whether the Kushan Empire would launch an attack at this time, it was better to be safe than sorry, so the nobles made preparations in advance.

This kind of rapid defense and the act of gathering troops is sometimes not only used for defense, but can also be used for offense.

Even if the Parthian Empire had its head in its right place, it would not have started a war on two fronts.

But Parthia was an empire after all, and no one knew what the other side was thinking. Perhaps the other side had sufficient logistical supplies, so they could act so recklessly.

As a result, Urdu and others stationed in the north passed the information back after receiving it. At the same time, the Kushan envoys traveling on this road had to change their route because of this temporary change. They chose a route further east, which only required a long detour and would not cause too much danger.

Although no one was afraid of the Parthian Empire's army, that was in the past, not now.

The envoy team is quite large, so they can naturally carry a lot of supplies, many of which are gifts and even some fragile items.

With these things in the team, how many soldiers can carry out full combat missions?

It can be said that during the execution of this mission, everyone in the team hoped that no accidents would happen and that there would not be any contact wars. After all, no one knew the final outcome, whether it would be a victory in the war.

After all, due to the special nature of the mission, a large number of gifts are carried. If there is destruction due to war or battle, then no matter whether you win or lose, it will only make people sad, not happy.

Therefore, the envoy team will try to avoid such potentially dangerous areas as much as possible, for fear of any accidents.

Of course, the combat effectiveness of the envoy team itself is not weak, and there are several masters. If there are really blind horse bandits and bandits, they naturally don’t mind sending them away.

The border between the Parthian Empire and the Kushan Empire seems to be a no-man's land, but within this small area, one can get a general idea of ​​the troop movements of both sides.

With neither side doing much to hide, the rapid and high-intensity troop movements stimulated the consciousness of both sides.

Influenced by this awareness, the number of soldiers on the front line of border defense began to decrease drastically.

Normally, this would be seen as the two sides easing their relations and resolving their conflicts, but the actual situation is that both sides have accumulated a large number of troops, and are ready to take adequate countermeasures when the timing is not right.

After the departing team of envoys left through a slightly remote but safe road, the reactions between the two countries reflected their different military levels and standing habits.

"Both sides are prepared for war, but neither has the idea of ​​engaging in combat. How interesting!" Looking at the information coming from the north, Jia Kui burst into laughter.

Things turned out just as he had imagined. With a little guidance and provocation within a special time frame, he could exacerbate the relationships in this lawless area, making the relationships between all parties more tense and more cautious.

However, it is indeed gratifying to prove this point, but the response and reaction of the Kushan Empire also gave Jia Kui a headache.

Being able to react in such a short time and be prepared for defense proves a lot.

The Kushan Empire not only placed a large number of troops on the corresponding borders to ensure combat effectiveness of the military camps, but also judging from their quality, they are likely to be pure off-duty soldiers. Jia Kui, who realized this, had a deeper understanding of the situation in the north, and was more able to understand why this ghost place was difficult to fight and why it needed to be blasted from the inside in advance.

"Maybe these people are right. That princess is really worthy of admiration and respect..." Jia Kui put down the intelligence information, looked up to the east and recalled Liu Tong in his memory.

Young, heroic, extremely intelligent, brave, resourceful, courageous... there are countless words that can be used to praise, and the other party has no problem bearing these words.

He is emotionally stable, has a good personality, and looks so perfect, as if he is not from this world.

However, this thought did not last long. When Jia Kui thought of the envoy team sent by the Kushan Empire, a smile appeared in his mind.

I wonder what kind of expression his wise and powerful majesty would have when he heard what the Kushan Empire’s envoy team raised?

Anger? Dissatisfaction? Or peace?

I don't know and I don't understand, but I am very curious about it.

Although there are many Han princesses, there are definitely not many who truly meet the requirements of the Kushan Empire. Even if His Majesty is prepared, there may not be any.

"I have a legitimate reason, I have a legitimate reason!" Thinking of certain consequences, Jia Kui shook his head slightly.

Judging from what happened in South and Central Asia, in the past, it would have been enough for the Han Empire to defeat the other side.

But it is not possible now. After all, the Han Empire is no longer the great unified structure it once was, and the name of Central and South Asia is not enough.

If Yizhou is unwilling, others can only watch from the sidelines, unless Yizhou fails completely, but the possibility of this is not particularly high.

After all, Yizhou is quite powerful and can withstand the defeat of one or two wars without any problem.

But if this matter involves Liu Tong, then the nature of the matter is completely different. Even Liu Zhang has no words to refute this aspect.

As a relative of the Han royal family, Liu Zhang's status may be very high, but compared with Liu Tong, there is still a very long distance between them.

It can be said that as long as this name is in hand, there will naturally be a large number of people persuading Liu Zhang, so that the number of people who reap this part of the benefits will increase and they will become stronger.

From Liu Zhang's personal perspective, it may not be a good thing, but from the perspective of the vast majority of people, or even from the perspective of the Han Empire itself, it is definitely a good thing.

So he added fuel to the fire, which was also a way of helping others indirectly. As for whether others could understand it, that was not his concern.

"It will take three months of travel to Chang'an. Perhaps the result will be available at this year's court meeting. I really hope it will be a satisfactory result!" After calculating the time with his fingers, Jia Kui knew that the probability of success of this matter was very high and the possibility of failure was very small.

Because no matter whether it was the messenger who acted according to the order or Liu Tong, it was impossible for them to back down in this regard...

(End of this chapter)