God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Although they were eager to discuss a solution, Sima Yi and Xu Shu were completely unable to resolve the situation in the face of the Roman Empire's actions and Parthia's undisguised confrontation. In fact, the solutions they could come up with were not feasible for them.

Realizing this, the two immediately changed the direction of their discussion, making arrangements and plans for the upcoming war in the military camp, seemingly preparing for the worst.

Since we can't intervene, we should stop now, identify the worst possible outcome, and then resolve it completely.

As the clouds surrounding both armies gradually dissipated, a vast blank space was created above the Euphrates River, allowing the experts from both sides to demonstrate their strength, fight for their respective missions, and battle for their countries.

"Although I admire this kind of battle, I think that choosing to do this when you are not as strong as your opponent is just plain stupid." Guo Si turned to look at Li Jue, his words full of criticism, not afraid of offending anyone.

“I also think there’s nothing wrong with that. If you’re not as strong as your opponent, and you still dare to take on such a battle, wouldn’t that be suicide?!” Looking at this familiar scene, Fan Chou expressed his full support.

After witnessing Hua Xiong, the top martial artist of Xiliang, being unable to defeat a horse, Fan Chou felt that while individual strength might have its advantages, it was far better for everyone to draw their swords and attack together.

Such behavior, where the win rate is uncontrollable and relies entirely on individual strength, is not suitable for any of the three of them. Even though they are masters of internal energy separation, the gap between them and true one-on-one masters is simply too obvious.

“Parthia accepted this challenge, which naturally has its own calculations. As for the Roman Empire, which has also accepted this challenge, I wonder if it has its own calculations as well. But I suppose it does, since they have been blocked by this river for so long, they will probably look for a way to cross it…” Li Jue stopped joking about personal strength and seriously analyzed the situation on the spot, trying to give a reasonably feasible answer.

"Anyway, I don't have a high opinion of Parthia. Unless they can produce another Lu Bu, I have absolutely no hope." Guo Si, who said this, showed no respect for Lu Bu and made no attempt to hide his malice.

"Although I also hate Lü Bu, I have to admit that he is indeed terrifying in terms of personal strength. Although the three of us have all improved a lot, I estimate that the gap between our individual strength and his is probably even more terrifying than before. I don't know what he ate to grow up to be so strong..." Fan Chou's words were full of resentment, and he was very clear about his malice towards Lü Bu, but he was also quite puzzled about the reason why Lü Bu was so strong.

However, limited by his strength, Fan Chou had no way to capture Lü Bu for research despite having such an idea.

Conversely, it's more likely that Lü Bu captured Fan Chou for investigation.

"I've heard that Lü Bu is also hunting in the north. I wonder if he'll come over once he senses this trend. That guy's behavior is basically uncontrollable; he's practically a brainless idiot." With a tone of exasperation, Li Jue gave a fairly fair assessment of Lü Bu.

"If Lü Bu were to arrive, even more trouble would likely follow. The Han Empire has such a powerful figure, so why doesn't the Roman Empire have one? The Roman Empire is by no means weak." Guo Si gently shook his head, emphasizing an important manual used by bandits.

Whether it's plundering or survival, only by betting more and bringing more people can one have a higher success rate and failure rate; otherwise, one will likely only end up failing. "That's true. The Roman Empire dared to open up a war, so they must have figures of equal caliber; otherwise, they would just be throwing their lives away." Li Jue casually picked up a stool, sat down, and looked up at the sky, waiting for the outcome to fall from the heavens.

"Judging from the results so far, we naturally hope that all of this is true, because if it's pure, then everything else is obviously not that great." Fan Chou wanted to continue along this line of thought, but then he saw his allies and allies not far away, and quickly stopped talking. He watched the battle quietly from his seat, and did not provide any possible information about the mistakes that might occur.

Breaking the rules is the only way to maximize profits, since rules can be divided into explicit rules and implicit rules.

Then, with the Han Empire's people watching from the sidelines, the clash between Parthia and the Roman Empire's masters officially began.

The two sides' first appearances were by no means any experts, but they still fought desperately. The enormous force generated shockwaves in the sky, which gradually made many soldiers' blood boil.

However, the battle lasted all morning, and neither side suffered many casualties.

"This is troublesome. If the Roman Empire dares to play this game, it's either a feint or a covert maneuver. I'm afraid we should prepare for a battle between the two rivers." Coming back to his senses from the heat of battle, and recalling his deductions and arrangements with Xu Shu, Sima Yi was somewhat dazed.

It's not that we didn't prepare for this strategy in advance, but rather that preparing for it wouldn't have been very effective.

Because the Euphrates River is very long and has many mouths that allow passage, it is even possible to force open a mouth through a group attack if necessary, thus creating a new road.

It is difficult to provide advance warnings and arrangements even with corresponding sentry posts along the route.

When the distance is far enough, even the best warnings and arrangements will take a considerable amount of time to arrive. This time was more than enough for the Romans.

“But apart from the infiltration of barbarian troops, there has been no infiltration of Roman legions during this period…” Recalling the intelligence he had recently gathered, Xu Shu gradually realized the troublesome nature of the matter.

"It seems they infiltrated during the day and night, with more people infiltrating during the day and fewer returning at night. I initially thought the casualties and losses were from normal fighting, but now it seems those people have probably been left east of the Euphrates." Following this line of thought, Sima Yi had already guessed what the Roman Empire wanted to do.

By continuously infiltrating the barbarian legions and mixing in small units, they eventually assembled into a complete and organized legion, thus gaining the ability to establish a foothold east of the Euphrates River.

Having established a foothold, driving out the Roman Empire would not be so easy. (End of Chapter)