God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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“Just one strike is enough to break the Han Empire’s battle tactics, eliminate the battlefield situation faced by the Roman Empire, and change the threat level for both sides.” After casually toying with the short sword in his hand, Palmiro looked at the Tiger and Leopard Knights who had landed a successful blow. Without hesitation, he led his soldiers and once again disappeared into the air, quietly waiting for the next opportunity.

The reason for not choosing to continue the attack was due to the special nature of the Fifth Lark, which made him unsuitable for close-quarters, prolonged combat with the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

Even with the suppression talent that can disrupt the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry's rotation, it doesn't mean they can ignore the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry's attacks.

Infantry assassins facing cavalry, whether they like it or not, have a very high probability of being killed once they get entangled.

It can be said that, even if it were a one-for-one exchange between elite troops, one infantryman for one cavalryman, Palmiro would not be willing, much less even have such a thought.

Because the fifth Lark is very special, you could say extremely special.

Unlike other Eagle Banner Legions that can rely on the assistance of the Fourteenth Group and the Legion, using the same talents to train corresponding soldiers and then reintegrate these soldiers into the Legion to quickly replenish its losses and restore its combat power.

But the Fifth Lark Legion is no good; this kind of supply method is simply not suitable for the Lark Legion.

Previously, in order to attack the Parthian emperor, Vologius V, the Lark Legion was forced to fight the Parthian royal guards and suffered heavy losses. Even after bringing in reserve soldiers, it has not yet been fully replenished.

It is precisely because of this reality that Palmiro chose a more cautious and prudent approach to achieve his tactical objectives with fewer casualties.

By attacking and launching attacks on the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, inflicting heavy casualties on them, disrupting their battle lines, reducing the pressure on them, and to some extent liberating the Ninth Spanish Army, thus easing the pressure on the Spanish Army.

In this way, the right wing of the Roman Empire would be stabilized, or even remain in a stalemate.

Even if victory cannot be achieved, maintaining the stalemate would be very good for the Roman Empire at this time.

It can be said that as long as the right-wing forces can maintain the stalemate or gain a slight advantage, the Roman army in the center can launch an attack without restraint, further crush the Danyang legion, and thus achieve a breakthrough in the center.

The reason why we didn't dare to do this before was simple: the elite cavalry of the Han Empire on both flanks were indeed powerful and had the advantage.

If the central army doesn't restrain itself, the cavalry units on both flanks of the Han Empire will converge towards the center, and even if the core troops are all heavy infantry, they will either be killed or severely crippled.

As for whether the cavalry would dare to charge the heavy infantry's defensive line, no one dared to gamble, and no one was willing to try.

The last fearless 11th Legion is still licking its wounds in Armenia to the north, and that alone is enough to make people quite cautious.

For the current commanders of the central army, as long as they can ignore the pressure and situation posed by the Han Empire's flank armies, the Roman Empire's central army can unleash its full power, easily deal with the enemy, and unleash the strength and combat effectiveness that a legion should possess.

Therefore, in Palmiro's own view, there was not much he needed to do; he only needed to free the hands that bound the Roman Empire's mentality and allow the Roman legions to unleash their due fighting power.

As for whether the ideas of the central army members were problematic, Palmiro didn't think so. Just like him, even if they possessed the ability to restrain their opponents, they would cautiously leverage their strengths and minimize their weaknesses to achieve a better effect.

"Damn the Lark Legion!" Cao Chun looked around but couldn't find anything suspicious. However, everything that had just happened proved that the Lark Legion was nearby.

Such a legion put immense pressure on the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

This is troublesome, extremely troublesome. The Lark Legion, which has been hiding in the shadows and ready to strike at any time, will greatly distract the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry and cause them to be at a disadvantage when facing the Spanish Legion.

Without sufficient focus, how can one possibly deal with a sufficiently powerful opponent?

"Six lines - Yang four!" Just as Cao Chun was hesitating and struggling, the power of Sima Yi's formation directly covered the heads of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

Faced with the predicament of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, Sima Yi, after some deliberation, ultimately granted them a talent boost that amplified their willpower.

The effect of this talent is simple: it strengthens willpower, increases willpower resilience and resistance.

Normally, this talent bonus wouldn't generate any power, let alone trigger a burst of power. But this only applies to other legions. For the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, this talent bonus is very effective.

The reason is simple: with such a large input of external willpower, the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry in the internal cycle will also increase their other attributes under the influence of the cycle talent.

The Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, already adept at all-around combat, received a comprehensive boost in attack power, defense, and even speed under this amplification of willpower.

Moreover, this amplification of willpower made the already determined Tiger and Leopard Knights even more silent, yet even more resilient.

"Kill!" Cao Chun sensed the effects of the buff he was receiving and, without any hesitation, thrust his spear forward.

The Skylark Legion, which could hide in the shadows and wait for the next opportunity to attack, was naturally in no hurry. However, Cao Chun, who had changed his mindset, instantly came up with a method and judgment.

The idea was to free the soldiers who were already in a charge phase from worrying about the Lark soldiers whose whereabouts were unknown, and to have them focus on only one thing: attacking and launching an attack on the Ninth Spanish Legion.

If we choose to attack, everything will return to the way it was before. It may seem like we've left a weakness for the Lark Legion, but in reality, things will be completely different.

The Ninth Army's manpower was no longer sufficient to sustain a high-intensity and prolonged war.

Whether it's the Ninth Spanish Army or the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, the two sides are almost evenly matched with each other, and this ratio also includes the interference, or rather the results, achieved by the Fifth Lark.

As a military emperor, Severus was naturally able to see all this clearly and was even more aware of what such changes meant.
Whether he knew about it or not, he had only heard of such things. (End of Chapter)