God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"If we follow this line of thought, then we will have absolutely no problem, and the other party is definitely not looking for our problem..." Kabechi understood the meaning and tapped the table lightly on the spot. Then he glanced at the other people around him and calmly spoke words of comfort.

Of course, Kabechi also understands that he still has a lot to do.

The most important point is to understand the accurate information north of the Khyber Pass, understand what happened, and understand the purpose of this messenger team.

For so many years, the Great Yuezhi people have never sent an envoy team to the Han Empire. No matter what the reason is, this is the way it manifests itself.

It didn't happen before, and it's impossible for it to happen now without any reason. However, the result is like this, which can only mean that an accident occurred, an unexpected factor that they did not consider.

Thinking back to the information collected in Chang'an, it seems that there are only a few possibilities for the empire to send an envoy team.

"If the team's arrival this time is not to liquidate us, then there are only a few possibilities..." Before Kabechi could speculate and think too much, Tinoeka had already given the inferred result.

Given their strength and ability, it would be extremely difficult to eliminate them while they are in Chang'an of the Han Empire.

After all, many of them hold official positions in the Han Empire. With such identities in hand, there is no need to worry about accidents.

This is Chang'an of the Han Empire. If a force that does not belong to the Han Empire wants to take action against officials of the Han Empire, that would be truly courting death.

As for the assassination by a small number of people, they are not afraid at all. They are all masters with very reliable strength. They rarely act independently and rely on each other. It is impossible for them to be attacked by others.

So this time's messenger team has basically nothing to do with them.

And since it has nothing to do with them, it can only be related to the Han Empire.

When thinking about what happened in the Han Empire during this period, as well as the attitude and behavior of the Han Empire towards the Kushan Empire, it all proves one thing, that is, in the battlefield situation at this time, the Kushan Empire probably had the upper hand.

Although Tinoeka himself was a little skeptical about this result, this was the result he deduced based on reasonable logic, and the other possibilities were too small.

According to the attitude and behavior shown by the messenger team.

It is definitely an advantage rather than a disadvantage on the battlefield. If it is just a failure on the battlefield, even a few large-scale failures, it will not shake the foundation of the empire, and it will not even cause any serious damage. Just like the failure of the previous large-scale battles in the South, there was no impact at all.

Naturally, they would not travel thousands of miles to the Han Empire just because of such a war failure.

The fact that they were willing to travel such a long distance to Chang'an could only mean that this matter was beneficial to the empire and to the Dayuezhi people, otherwise there would be no need to do so.

"Is it likely that the Brahmin army has the upper hand?" Faced with the result speculated by Tinoyka, Bagel's face was full of disbelief.

He had personally experienced the strength of the Han Empire's army, so he naturally knew how strong the Han Empire's army was. He had also participated in the war between the North and the South, so he naturally knew the general level of strength of the South.

As a result, only a few years have passed, and in the war between the Han Empire and the southern people, the South is still able to gain the upper hand?

How can this be?

How can anyone believe this?

"Yes, because only with this possibility can the current result occur. After winning the battlefield and gaining the upper hand, we choose to take the initiative and give the Han Empire a face, and then let everyone be in a good relationship." Tinoica, who still had some shortcomings in strategy, estimated the distance between the two sides based on his instincts and was influenced and judged by conventional warfare.

In normal thinking, such a long distance naturally does not have the ability and potential value to continue the expedition.

Especially when the opponent is not weak, appropriately shrinking the troops and maintaining the defense line will make you invincible.

"Rahul from the South is not a simple person. The opponent is very strong, extremely strong. With such a person leading and commanding, coupled with long-term training and encouragement, it is understandable that they have such strength." Kabbage himself understands this kind of personal strength in reality.

"But even so, why have we never received relevant information? Judging from the information channels and sources we currently have, as long as this information reaches the Han Empire, we should have received it." Bagger expressed his doubts, and at the same time, he looked at everyone cautiously, expressing his worries and anxiety.

"The Han Empire did not explain the specific situation, but this shows how bad the situation on the southern battlefield is. If the Han Empire really won or had the advantage, the people of Chang'an would definitely not mind cheering, but this cheer has not been heard until now, which shows the gap..." Tinoyka picked up the item on the spot, put it on the table, and then explained the difference.

The empire needs victory, no matter where it is.

Only continuous victory can maintain the mentality of an empire and show greater perseverance when experiencing greater hardships.

However, public opinion is a double-edged sword. Needless to say, if used well, it is definitely a positive addition to society.

However, if it is not used properly, it will also suffer backlash from the people.

Therefore, in foreign wars, unless it is a victory on the spot, most of the results of the war will often be suppressed for a period of time and then reported and rewarded.

On the one hand, rewards and sorting take time, and on the other hand, it is also to prevent enemies from making a comeback. Enemies that have been confirmed to have been killed may be able to get up again. If this happens, naturally no corresponding rewards will be given.

In foreign wars, the differences are even greater.

“So even if I haven’t received similar information, or even heard such information in various areas of Chang’an, it doesn’t mean that such information doesn’t exist. On the contrary, there is no direct war victory that has been openly publicized. After such a long period of time, I think you should understand the problem.” Tinoyka shook his head gently and said the truth that he only understood after coming to the Han Empire, “Often, the absence of information itself is also a form of information transmission.”

(End of this chapter)