God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"Hearing you say that, it is indeed possible that this is the behavior of Brahmins." As he stood up from the ground, Long Nianyi summarized what he had heard, a summary that reassured many people present.

However, before everyone could relax, Long Nianyi added, "But these are just your words, and can only be taken as a reference. They cannot be used as the final decision. How to treat you afterwards is not up to me."

After speaking, Long Nianyi held the bamboo slip in his sleeve, parted ways with everyone present, and turned to walk in another direction.

"Will he really believe what we say?" Kenmail, who was also implicated, glanced at the people around him and asked in a low voice.

Kenmail didn't know much about the Princess Guard; his knowledge was vastly different from that of the others present.

"Yes, at least he'll believe what we say!" Bagher nodded on the spot, his tone full of confidence.

However, Kenmail had no idea where this confidence came from.

After all, Long Nianyi was a member of the princess's guards, the bodyguards who protected the princess. How could anyone possibly trust them?
“General Kenmail may not know this, but General Bagl had some dealings with them and spent a long time with them because of certain things…” Tinoika saw the doubt in Kenmail and Valena’s eyes and then explained what had happened.

It was something that was very clear to those present, but not a pleasant memory.

"These alone are probably not enough, are they?" Valena thought for a moment before giving his answer.

As comrades fighting side by side, the bond of camaraderie certainly provides a basis for mutual trust, but it certainly doesn't reach that level.

The other side is the princess's guard; their feelings of protecting the princess are definitely greater than the feelings between colleagues.

Moreover, they were only fighting together, not truly bound by a bond of life and death. Furthermore, they were not from the same ethnic group, making mutual understanding even more difficult.

How could we possibly compromise our duties and the responsibilities of those we protect for the sake of outsiders?
"Do you think he's strong?" Bagl glanced at Valena, but instead of answering Valena's question directly, he asked her a question in return.

"A master of internal energy leaving the body, and so young at that. His future strength will definitely not stop here. Even if he is a bit green, he can still be called a strongman." Valena thought for a moment and answered the question, while looking at Bagel with even more confusion, not understanding the meaning of the question.

“The Han Empire is different from us. As officers and soldiers of the Han Empire, all masters who have reached the level of internal energy separation, unless they have cultivated it to perfection, basically possess legionary talent.” Bagel said with a mix of emotion and envy.

Legion talent—the best proof of a general's abilities, a gift from heaven, and the favor of the goddess.

However, despite his envy, Bagher was not jealous of this.

“Everyone has that? That’s really amazing, but…” A wave of shock flashed through Valena’s mind before she could finish her sentence.

Bagl, who was already prepared, added directly, "The centurions of the Princess Guard are all experts in internal energy separation, but apart from the legion commander Ma Zhong, none of them have legion talent."

“They are all highly skilled…” Valena blurted out, recalling the answer she had learned earlier, before realizing her mistake halfway through her sentence.

The Long Nianyi he had seen earlier was undoubtedly not a skilled cultivator, so he could only be a Qi cultivator or a Divine cultivator. "None of them are skilled cultivators, but none of them have Legion talent either. This might be normal in our country, but it's not normal at all in the Han Empire." Feeling the gaze upon him, Tinoika sighed and explained.

As the Princess Guard, an independent special legion, it's normal for them to enjoy such treatment and have several experts stationed there.

At least before understanding the reasons, those who applied the Yuezhi environment to this situation found it quite reasonable.

It wasn't until I learned about parts of the Han Empire that I understood the differences.

Through in-depth research, Tinoica, relying on some evidence, speculated and deduced some possibilities.

“Everyone with the talent of a legion is a legion commander, or a temporary legion commander. It’s rare for them to be in the same legion. So if they have the talent of a legion, they will most likely leave the Princess Guard and become an independent legion commander…” Tinoika said, expressing her guess, a guess that everyone thought was absolutely correct.

Both Valener and Kenmail believe this conjecture is correct.

If one could become a centurion in the princess's guard, enjoying the privileges and opportunities of protecting the princess, one could forgo the legion talent that is difficult for ordinary people to attain.

Compared to this treatment and opportunity, what is Legion Talent?
"But that doesn't explain why they trust us, does it?" After a moment of envy and daydreaming, Kenmail shook his head to clear his head and pointed out the point that wasn't being negotiated.

“The other party understands mental imagery.” Faced with this question, Bagher hesitated for a moment before revealing the truth.

Upon hearing this, Kenmail and Valena realized that something was amiss.

As a special power of the Yuezhi, it is a power that many people have to work hard to awaken. Naturally, their mental image is extraordinary, possessing power that is comparable to or even surpasses the Legion's talent.

It can also bring about a qualitative change in a legion, making it continuously stronger and reaching an unprecedented level.

Such things were naturally very important to the Yuezhi, and related knowledge and theories were strictly controlled.

Apart from a very few geniuses, very few people can truly awaken their inner vision, and even fewer can take this path to its extreme.

"Understanding mental imagery, no wonder." Valena, realizing the situation, understood the logic behind it.

As an extension of the mind, mental imagery inherently possesses the ability to embody an individual's will.

And the manifestation of this ability is absolutely genuine, because it is an extension of the mind. If such a thing is fake, then is it still a human mind?

In this situation, Bagl's mental imagery is the best proof of his innocence, surpassing the best proof of many esoteric arts.

"That's only one aspect. Another aspect is that Long Nianyi really took that step." Bagel's tone also carried a hint of youthful arrogance...

(End of this chapter)