God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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For Severus, the current situation in the battle is quite clear.

However, being able to see clearly does not mean that Severus is satisfied with the current situation.

In fact, not only Severus, but even Perennis felt that the Roman legions on the battlefield at this time were going too far.

Although they are not at a disadvantage on the battlefield, the current situation is somewhat embarrassing.

The Fourth Lucky Ones, the Sixth Triumph, and the Twelfth Thunderbolts—three legions with formidable frontal combat capabilities—failed to take down a single enemy.

If it's just because the other party is strong enough, that's at least a plausible reason, and it's not a big deal.

However, the Han Empire's central army frontline has not only been breached, but has even been infiltrated, making it seem nothing like a truly super-strong army.

"The conflict between Filippo and Leonardo has a long history, and even we are probably unable to play a role in mediating and maintaining cooperation." Ludovic had no solution for the two legion commanders, and his tone even carried a hint of regret.

The Fourth Lucky Legion, also an Eagle Banner Legion, is now in the same state as the Seventh Legion. Neither Filippo nor Leonardo can activate the power of the Eagle Banner.

Everyone present had their own guesses about this, and some even knew that their conclusions were likely correct.

In fact, not only everyone present, but also Filippo and Leonardo knew this, and they worked tirelessly to unleash the true power of the Eagle Banner Legion and become the true leaders of the Fourth Lucky Legion.

The Fourth Lucky Legion, not the Seventh Loyal Legion, cannot raise its flag due to negligence, carelessness, or insufficient willpower.

The Fourth Lucky Legion is powerful enough to activate the power of the flag, which is more than sufficient. However, due to internal disunity, the power of the military camp flag is difficult to unleash.

"The conflict between them is probably not just a conflict between the upper echelons; it could implicate many people..." Perennis glanced at Leonardo on the distant horizon, then looked at Severus, and delivered what wasn't good news, but for Rome, it was a very real situation.

Rome did have a system for promoting people to Roman citizenship, but it didn't mean that everyone living in Rome could become a Roman citizen. Apart from being born a Roman citizen, the standards for becoming a Roman citizen were actually quite high.

Under various standards, the standard for wars aimed at expanding foreign territory is actually the one with the greatest demand, the simplest appearance, and the greatest potential.

That's why in every Roman war, countless people rush in like moths to a flame, all for a chance, a chance to change their status.

Apart from the Tenth Legion, which consisted entirely of knights, most eagle cavalry regiments, including other legions with only a handful of members, did not have a second legion composed entirely of knights. However, it was quite easy to achieve a legion composed entirely of Roman citizens.

However, among these Roman citizens, there are naturally two types: those who are born Roman citizens and those who are born Roman citizens naturally possess corresponding honors and responsibilities.

The other type is those who gamble their lives on the edge, risking everything for a future. While most don't succeed, there's always hope. With such a large number of participants, some will naturally succeed, and the number of successful individuals will continue to grow. Among the fourth group of lucky winners, the Scythian Royal Archers Legion stands out as the best among those promoted to the Citizen Legion.

Through the hard work and struggle of countless Scythians, they eventually built this special royal horse archer force.

He is powerful, but his identity seems somewhat special.

Normally, there would be no difference when facing Roman barbarians, and they might even be more oppressive.

Because they were once barbarians, they know better how to exploit barbarian armies to gain more benefits.

However, this situation naturally leads to different treatment when both legions are citizens.

People who were Roman citizens from birth not only took it all for granted, but also had a very high degree of self-identity.

Those who later became Roman citizens through military achievements or other means naturally sought the benefits, or rather, the power, inherent in Roman citizenship.

Before they became Roman citizens, these hardworking barbarians displayed a fighting spirit and diligence that was no less than, and perhaps even more outstanding and as diligent as, that of Roman citizens.

However, how many of these hardworking individuals, after truly becoming Roman citizens through bloody battles and struggles, can recall the glory and status that Roman citizenship inherently possessed?

How many people, like the original Roman citizens, could arm themselves and appear on the battlefield, fighting like heroes for Rome and for the citizens of Rome?

The latter may not be the idea of ​​the vast majority of people who are promoted to citizenship, but many barbarians who become citizens through promotion gradually lose their desire and enthusiasm for this status after obtaining the corresponding rights, and gradually tend towards mediocrity.

Even if the physical strength and skills haven't disappeared, the mindset within has changed.

However, neither Filippo nor Leonardo noticed the impact of this, and instead they were both working hard for the Lucky Legion.

The two simply chose different paths, trying to prove themselves right through their actions and skills, and that the other should choose to obey, rather than interfere with each other.

"Attack! Crush them!" Leonardo's eyes gleamed with excitement as he watched the Han Empire army advance nearly a hundred paces in a short time, and his words revealed a certain joy. He seemed to be bewitching the Han Empire army as they retreated, and without hesitation, he chose to continue the pursuit.

With the Roman army right behind him and a continuous stream of troops, he held the upper hand, whether by delaying the arrival of the rear guard to create an absolute numerical advantage.

Attack, relentless attack, create an even bigger breach, then pour your troops in, completely shattering the Han Empire's central army formation, and victory will be within your grasp.

This victory, a win against the same opponent alongside Filippo, will be enough to determine their future influence. (End of Chapter)