God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Arvind, who was explaining, naturally noticed the emotional changes in the eyes of the two men, but he ignored them without giving them a second thought.

Arvind, who was explaining the situation of the Kabul River to Liu Xiu, could not possibly look away from anything else, not even a little bit more time.

"It seems that the Kabul River is indeed a good place." Liu Xiu had originally thought that the place was a dead end after hearing Chao Wenwu's explanation, but he did not expect that there was a large river there.

It has land and rivers, and the climate is relatively stable. Although there are significant variations, the coldest days are not too cold, and there are many warmer months each year.

Thinking about it this way, it seems like that place is suitable for farming. However, since Arvind's explanation didn't mention a large number of crops, my speculations only grew.

As for whether it was possible to plant it there, Liu Xiu wasn't really sure, but since there was a possibility, he could report it.

Whether we send people to verify it or make markings in advance, it will be useful to the Han Empire.

As for whether that place is suitable for growing grain, Liu Xiu's own opinion is of little use; it requires finding professionals to conduct research and arrive at a definitive assessment.

As for the Han Empire, after their research, they all said that this place could not grow grain, so there was nothing that could be done.

"The Kabul River is certainly a good place. It has a large army and a superior geographical location. Apart from the difficulty in getting food, it can be said to be absolutely safe." Arvind patted his chest and assured them with great confidence.

"Absolutely safe? I haven't heard that in a long time." Thinking of what had happened in the past, Liu Xiu chuckled and shook his head, calmly remarking, "Where in the world is there an absolutely safe place? It's only relatively safe."

“I certainly couldn’t make such a guarantee elsewhere, but here I have the confidence and the ability to do so.” Arvind blurted out the result without careful consideration or deliberation.

"Oh? You're very strong? Or is it your army that's strong?" Feeling that he had heard something unexpected, Liu Xiu immediately asked in return.

Normally, such questioning would raise suspicions of intelligence gathering.

However, for Awende and the others, they would certainly answer all the questions asked by the Han Empire's princess without reservation.

If possible, they hoped the Han princess would keep asking, and they could keep answering her; at least, it would be a different kind of growing old together.

"Although I don't really want to boast, the reality is that I have led the army in forty-three battles, and without exception, I have won every single one!" After apologizing to Mahinda in his heart, Arvind then told the legend that had been circulating in the north.

Even though he knew that this record wasn't due to him, it was still attributed to him in reality. For the sake of his future, Arvind felt that he still had to bear this record for a while.

Even if you can't carry her, you have to carry her. She is the eldest princess, the eldest princess of the Han Empire! Under her watchful gaze, you have to do it!
"Why does the general seem a little different?" Kenmail looked closely at Arvind, a man he had known for over a decade, yet now he saw something unfamiliar about him.

In all his years of fighting in the north and south, Kenmail had never seen Arvind show such a change in mood, as if a former general had returned. "It's definitely different now. We haven't seen anything like this in at least the last ten years." Valena frowned slightly, then relaxed, a hint of a smile in his voice.

Although I don't understand exactly what happened, it seems to be a good thing, both for Arvind and for them.

"Forty-three battles with a perfect record?!" Upon hearing Arvind explain his record for the first time, Liu Xiu couldn't help but sized him up. Looking at Arvind's still relatively young face, he was even more shocked.

Having spent a considerable amount of time in Weiyang Palace, Liu Xiu naturally understood the significance of his forty-three consecutive victories.

Putting aside other things, after a general has won more than a dozen battles in a row, the opponents he can encounter are either people who know their own limitations or people who are strong enough.

To be able to win forty-three consecutive victories in such increasingly intense battles is a feat that is rare in the entire history of the Han Empire.

However, after thinking about that expert in Weiyang Palace with 73 wins, Liu Xiu felt that Awende's abilities were not bad at all, and could even be described as extremely excellent.

“Yes!” Arvind affirmed once more, his tone becoming even more emphasizing, giving off an aura of absolute reliability.

"In that case, how does the General's guard compare to the Princess's guard?" Looking at the Princess's guard who had already emerged from the training ground and were gradually heading towards the city gates, Liu Xiu glanced at Arvind and asked somewhat casually.

"I won't lose!" Even just by sensing their aura, Arvind knew that his opponents were very strong, far surpassing his own guards in terms of presence. But for some reason, Arvind knew that he would definitely not lose to the princess's guards.

"It's quite surprising that you could do that," Liu Xiu remarked with slight surprise, then turned to look at Arvind and casually asked, "I wonder what the future holds, what the risks are, and whether you'll protect me."

"I will not fail Your Highness's trust. Even if it means my death, I will ensure Your Highness's safety!" Before his mind had even fully processed what was happening, Arvind immediately knelt on one knee and uttered these words with utmost sincerity and earnestness.

“In that case, I’ll leave the future to you.” Instead of turning her head to the side, Liu Xiu turned to face Arvind, smoothed her hair and placed her slender hand under Arvind’s clenched fist, then lifted it upwards with force.

Feeling the touch and warmth from the skin of his hands, Arvind followed the direction of this force and rose up. To outsiders, it appeared as if Liu Xiu gently lifted him up, and Arvind followed suit.

However, this situation was unavoidable, as Arvind, wearing armor, had his own weight to bear.

As long as Arvind refuses to get up, even if Liu Xiu, who is not particularly strong, uses one hand, or even both hands, he will not be able to budge Arvind in the slightest.

Unfortunately, Arvind couldn't do that; even if he wanted to, his body would follow suit on its own.

(End of this chapter)