God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"You mean to say that such an elite force was beaten to the ground and had no power to resist?" Feeling the imposing aura in the air, Valena rubbed his eyes, slapped himself in disbelief, and after confirming that he was not dreaming, turned to look at Bagher with a look that said, "Are you kidding me?"
“Yes, I was also hit, so what I said is true.” Bagel was also somewhat surprised by the imposing manner displayed by the princess guard, surprised by this unprecedented imposing manner, but faced with the actual situation, he naturally would not try to deny or change it.

Losing is losing, it's not a big deal. If there's a chance, we can fight back.

"With such imposing presence, their strength alone is probably no less than that of the General's Guard, and may even surpass it. However, if the General is willing to take action, he will ultimately be the one to win." After making a simple comparison of their imposing presence, Valena gave an answer that even he himself was not entirely sure about.

If an army that is being bullied and humiliated by others has this kind of strength, then what kind of strength does the army that bullies this army have?
Is this the Han Empire?
As expected of the most powerful nation on this continent, so powerful that it inspires fear, yet also excites, and makes one understand the long-cherished wish left by their ancestors.

“Every army has a different way of fighting. Some armies use morale to fight, but as far as I know, the Princess Guard is not good at that.” After recalling the familiar figures in his memory, Bagher gave a rather confident answer.

“In that case, things will probably become even more complicated. We need to make a decision as quickly as possible, otherwise, if we delay for too long, a lot of problems may arise.” Tinoika, who understood the special nature of the Princess Guard, knew very well that their gathering was definitely not for a simple matter.

Given the current atmosphere in Chang'an, Tinoika could easily guess the general outcome of any possible actions with just a little thought.

"What's there to be afraid of? They attacked Her Highness the Princess, so shouldn't she be allowed to fight back? It's fortunate that I'm here. If I were still north of the Khyber Pass, and heard that those idiots in the south dared to do such a thing, I would have led my troops south on the spot and shown them what wrong is." Cabech was not afraid of making things worse and directly expressed his opinion and actions.

Kabech didn't think there would be any unexpected problems after doing this. He believed it would only allow the information to spread further and wider, attracting more and more people and making the Southerners understand what a mistake was.

“That’s right, Her Highness’s reaction is absolutely correct. Those who attacked Her Highness the Princess of the Han Empire should all die somewhere else and not get in the way of our hopes and possibilities for success.” When talking about this topic, Bagher’s tone became much stronger, and he had more to say.

“But to be fair, Her Majesty the Princess looks even more beautiful and outstanding in military attire, and we have writing brushes, ink, paper and inkstones…” Tinoika said excitedly, lying on the roof of a high-rise building in Chang’an, looking at the distant drill ground with the binoculars she had taken from Liu Ye.

Her gorgeous dress was truly stunning, leaving a lasting impression and making people think about her day and night.

However, this thought stems more from Liu Tong's identity and his current position.

Unlike the military uniform before him, which he could remember even without seeing the person, Tinoica felt he could draw the image after seeing the person and keep it forever, ideally even taking it to his grave.

"Exactly, exactly! What's the point of all this arguing? We'd be better off spending this time looking at Her Highness the Princess. If we miss this opportunity, we'll never have another chance." Realizing what was happening, Bagher immediately turned his gaze towards the training ground without even blinking.

“That’s true. Her Majesty the Princess rarely leaves Weiyang Palace. We’ve been here for so long, and this is the only time we’ve had the chance to see her like this. We certainly can’t let this opportunity pass us by.” Valena nodded in agreement, indicating that everyone was right. She then took out a pen, ink, paper, and inkstone from the side, preparing to write down what she was seeing and keep it as a keepsake. “So, these are your officers? What are they doing lying on the roof in broad daylight?” Liu Xiu looked at Arvind beside him, then at the group of people lying on the fifth floor of the high school, and frowned slightly.

Everything she was seeing now was completely different from what she remembered.

In Liu Xiu's memory, Cabeck and the others were not only very strong, but also very hardworking and helpful. They completed almost everything he asked them to do, sometimes even 120%.

"I'm not quite sure either. Maybe the scenery is better up there. After all, Chang'an is so vast and prosperous that it's unparalleled in the world." Arvind opened his mouth, but couldn't find a reason to explain it. So he changed the subject and used a compliment to avoid embarrassment.

“It is indeed a rare sight in the world. A few years ago, I would not have believed that Chang’an could become like this. But I like Chang’an as it is now, and I share in its glory,” Liu Xiu said, looking out at the street from the balcony on the third floor, his words tinged with pride.

Regardless, she did contribute to the expansion and development of Chang'an.

Under the influence of this mentality, people naturally have different views on Chang'an.

“I can understand your liking for Chang’an.” Hearing Liu Xiu mention his favorite items, Awende frowned, unsure of what to do.

Liu Xiu liked Chang'an, so he couldn't very well give Chang'an to Liu Xiu as a gift, could he?
If it were just Weiyang Palace, or even a whole Weiyang Palace complex, Awende would grit his teeth and dare to build it.

But if it were Chang'an, Arvind felt that the possibility was unlikely.

It is doubtful whether there is another city in the world today that can reach this scale, let alone build a Chang'an of the same size.

"Don't worry, we're just enjoying the current safety of Chang'an; we don't intend to take Chang'an under our control." Liu Xiu shook his head, explaining the matter simply.

Whose Chang'an is it?
She wanted to embrace Chang'an. What would others think? What would others say?
If you accidentally said something, just cover it up.

(End of this chapter)