God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The Yuezhi people, who retained a considerable number of nomadic habits, still had a high respect for gods.

But this respect does not come from faith, but from strength and the unknown.

Because gods are very powerful and unpredictable, people have more fear of them.

However, as direct descendants of the five branches of the Great Yuezhi, Buck and Rocko knew more and were naturally not so afraid.

Fear and dread come more from ignorance, but if you know, you won’t be so afraid. At least in the eyes of the two, that’s how gods are.

It can be said that although the idea has some problems, the result is fine and is consistent with the behavior of an empire.

"Yes, we can study it carefully after we come back. After all, he is not our god, so there won't be so many restrictions." Luo Ke rubbed his face to make it look calmer.

"That's right. When studying and utilizing these gods, we don't have to worry about backlash..." Buck nodded, agreeing with Rocco's judgment.

Among the entire northern Dayuezhi, there are actually quite a few studies on gods, and many people have obtained the favor and power of gods. The best among them have been able to control parts of the north.

It can be said that the effect of the gods is very obvious, and the power it brings is also very rapid. It can be said to be a shortcut.

However, there is also a problem in frequently studying gods in the north, that is, the number of gods is not infinite, at least in the north, so some research must be frugal to avoid overdraft and exhaustion of all the power of gods.

In contrast, there are many gods in the south, but only a few are powerful. Each one is under the care of others, so it is easy to be discovered if they steal or extract things by force.

Therefore, the best way is to study the gods of other systems, and the powerful ones are best.

Obviously, the stone statue they saw west of Yumen Pass fits this characteristic very well.

There is no psychological pressure to do it naturally, at least before knowing the real result.

The two of them, who were still ignorant of this, led the entire team towards Chang'an, calculating the time and not in a hurry at all.

How many miles should I walk every day? What distance should I walk? It has already been calculated. It cannot be more or less. This is called respect and etiquette.

As for this respect and who you respect, everyone has different ideas.

Perhaps in the eyes of many people, the Dayuezhi did this to respect the Han Empire, but the actual situation was that the Dayuezhi people respected the past.

They do this because they respect past failures and painful lessons, and want to wash away and change everything in the past. Only when everyone knows that they succeeded and bring it back openly, will there be meaning in their doing so.

So in addition to normal marching, it is also for the purpose of conveying information to people in surrounding countries.

They want to take back what they have lost personally, and make it better and more excellent than before. Only in this way can they prove that their hundreds of years of efforts have not been in vain.

This kind of aboveboard behavior without any disguise naturally did not involve any information cover-up. The information was quickly passed on through the merchants and pedestrians on the road and spread to the surrounding areas.

"What? The Empire sent an envoy team to Chang'an?" Kabeqi, who was staying in Chang'an, heard the latest news about Chang'an and learned about the envoy team from some businessmen. He was surprised on the spot, and then looked at the puzzled eyes of the people around him, waved his hands quickly, and then smiled, "Sorry to bother you, please continue, I will take my leave first."

After expressing his apologies and showing corresponding respect, Kabechi also set out on the journey back to the hotel.

It can be said that after such a long period of contact and communication, Kabechi has become accustomed to the surrounding environment and has also mastered the communication methods and behavioral habits of the people of the Han Empire. If you don’t look closely at their appearance and skin color, you may not be able to recognize the difference of the Kabechi nation.

However, such behavior, which was worthy of recognition in the past, may not be appropriate now, at least for Cabbage.

Although he had received similar information before, he did not take it seriously because he thought it was an order issued in advance. However, he did not expect that after the order was issued, the envoy team of the Kushan Empire would be able to reach the territory of the Han Empire.

And he was so swaggering, not trying to hide his presence at all, Kabechi knew something unexpected had happened.

Cabecchi knew nothing about the cause, process and result of the accident, and he had no idea what to do next, so he returned to the hotel as quickly as possible and tried to gather the rest of the people to negotiate a reasonable solution.

"Things here may be a little complicated. There are many possibilities, and they also represent different consequences. Based on the intelligence we have collected so far, I am afraid we can only rule out some routes. The messenger can reach this place, which means that the other party must have passed through General Cabecchi's defense zone and is still safe and sound..." Tinoica, who understood the situation clearly, directly eliminated several other routes and then told the current situation.

After Kabechi personally gave the order, the other party was still able to pass through the defense zone, so there were only a few possibilities.

One is an absolute order, an order from superiors, an order that the soldiers cannot object to or resist, and only then can they get through safely.

Another possibility is that they realize their loss and departure, and forcibly remove that area, or cut off contact through other means...

If it is the former, then everything can still be discussed and everything is possible. As long as they have not been discovered and can cover up as perfectly as possible, they can conceal the traces of their absence.

But if it is the latter, letting them get the information first is tantamount to asking for trouble, like a sheep walking into a tiger's mouth.

"However, I personally think that the former is more likely, because if the latter happens, then even if we stay in Chang'an, I'm afraid someone will come to deliver the message. Explicit and explicit are two options, not to mention that there is no interest involved..." Looking at the concentration of everyone's spirits, Tinoica finally expressed his own guesses and thoughts.

(End of this chapter)