God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Even the commander of the fourteenth legion took a deep breath, ended the connection, and fell into further hesitation.

They had never seen similar Legion talents before, and even if they did, they were rarely used or not very proficient in.

Besides these, they had many other things to do, namely, to defeat the Parthian army on the front lines.

For Benito, the continuous bursts of power from the Han Empire's army not only raised the army's combat effectiveness to a very high level, but also boosted morale.

And most importantly, the Han Empire's army in this explosive state tied down too many of the Roman elite troops, and appeared to be becoming increasingly ferocious. So much so that, in theoretical calculations, the Han Empire's army was gradually gaining a winning percentage, which is quite frightening.

What was once considered an absolute sure-win plan now has the possibility of failure, so Benito has no choice but to make a note of the plan and pray that he won't be so unlucky.

Even though there were many problems and even hidden information in this war, the Parthians and the Han Empire basically had all of these things, and some people even had several copies, all to prevent certain people from entering the country.

However, people who have this kind of thinking don't really take many rules seriously.

"It's a pity, I'm on the far right of the army, so I can't reach the far left..." Benito shook his head as he looked at Fifth Lark's situation.

This special blessing is probably even more powerful than a negative talent like the Burning Legion; the Lark Legion is likely in deep trouble.

Sima Yi, who was also aware of all this, felt it was a pity that the Yun Que Legion had chosen to retreat. Otherwise, Sima Yi would not have minded bringing his own troops up to directly bombard the Yun Que Legion with firepower.

Although the power cannot be guaranteed, both the speed and accuracy of the arrows are quite good. Most importantly, the number of arrows can be hit so many times that it is difficult for the opponent to react and block or deflect the force. It is a first-class weapon against lightly armored targets.

With a sufficient supply of arrows, and having not fought a war for so long, the locals have probably almost forgotten the devastation of war.

"The withdrawal of the Fifth Lark Legion is indeed a good time, but it is quite difficult to seize this opportunity." Looking at the genuine Lark Legion heading into the distance, Sima Yi finally regained some smiles, but they were not much better.

They currently possess far too little knowledge; relying solely on this to plan for the future would be tantamount to inviting trouble.

Those who work hard and make great efforts in this process will not only be commended, but will also have the opportunity to receive real titles and rewards.

The rapid retreat of the Lark Legion had a ripple effect, and even the Ninth Spanish Legion, which had initially been quite confident, fell silent at this moment.

Meanwhile, the Imperial Guard, which was fighting around the Ninth Spanish Legion, was a further consolidated force, seemingly prepared to achieve a decisive victory in one battle. As a result, the people they encountered during the battle did not give them a friendly look.

"Is this also the full force of the Han Empire? That's quite surprising. It seems that the Han Empire's expedition has not been without its challenges." Perennis noticed the retreat of the Sky Sparrow Legion but didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

Taking the Lark Legion's tactics as an example, if they were to continuously expose their own line of sight, it would be better to retreat to the rear and wait until everything had disappeared before entering the battlefield. The enemy, unaware of when the Lark will enter the battlefield, will naturally be more vigilant, maintain their focus, increase their own stamina expenditure, and thus be more likely to fall.

Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, and Perennis was naturally aware of the benefits and drawbacks of certain things.

"Does the Council Guard need to activate their military spirit?" Severus, who was deep in thought, looked at the speaker and then shook his head slightly.

"This..." The person asking the question frowned upon seeing Severus's expression, completely baffled as to why he was doing this.
“The Han Empire has demonstrated its due strength, so they are able to survive, which is what they deserve. As for Parthia, that is an objective we must achieve.” Knowing his strategic bottom line, Severus personally took charge and commanded, constantly infiltrating his troops into the Parthian army, even if it meant suffering greater losses.

Many people present agreed with Severus's statement, and some even felt that it was the truth.

With so many people from the Roman Empire, from top to bottom, supporting this war, was it really just to wipe out the elite of the Han Empire?

How could that be? If the Han Empire was destroyed, who would supply them with silk? They couldn't possibly rely on themselves, could they?

If it weren't for the fact that the people in the Han Empire weren't mentally unstable, everything would have been over long ago.

Even if Parthia had a moment of remorse, he could not stop Rome's advance, much less withstand the onslaught of Rome's attack.

"It's getting dark, prepare to retreat!" Sima Yi glanced at the setting sun and looked at the battlefield with a heavy expression.

The situation on the battlefield is far from good; forcibly cutting off enemy forces and retreating is already a very low-cost tactic.

However, Sima Yi truly didn't want to do this kind of self-inflicted harm again; it was just too exhausting.

"The sun is setting and night is coming soon, so the enemy should be retreating soon." Severus was well aware of the thoughts of the Han Empire and the Parthian army, but he didn't care at all. In fact, he was even more eager for the night to fall than the Parthians.

What should have been a clear, moonlit night was instead transformed by the spiritual energy of the Han Empire's civil officials, who rapidly gathered together and drew in some of the clouds to directly block out the moonlight and reduce its brightness.

"What a pity, we've caught them!" Severus couldn't help but smile as he infiltrated another unit into the Parthian army.

The infiltration of a large number of troops has made the corresponding command nodes on both sides somewhat scattered, but this does not make Severus feel difficult or troubled.

There are methods for playing normally, and there are methods for playing abnormally.

It can be said that when Sima Yi of the Han Empire issued the corresponding alternating withdrawal order, the two flanks quickly moved towards the central army at the cost of some losses, in order to carry out the withdrawal order.

Having confirmed the situation, Severus immediately issued the prepared orders, mobilizing the army once more. However, this time, the resulting change in orders and the atmosphere within the army made Farssasan feel far less relaxed than before; instead, she felt immense pressure, a pressure as dark as the night. (End of Chapter)