God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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As legion commanders of the Roman Empire and the military backbone of the Roman Empire, they were naturally not afraid of fighting, nor were they terrified. Rather, their thought was simpler: was this kind of fighting necessary?

Even if the Han Empire brings so many elite troops and manages to crush the enemy, they won't gain anything.

Surely the armor on the other side isn't the biggest prize they can get, right? That's ridiculous.
The Roman Empire was not so poor as to wage war for equipment.

Therefore, given that there are clearly other ways to avoid this war, the various corps commanders indicated that they were still able to provide support.

"Now that I think about it, I can understand it. The generals in the Han Empire's army were mostly young people, and the few middle-aged people were people like Li Jue from Xiliang, whom we are familiar with. So, their initial idea was different from ours..." Recalling this, Markai felt his lips twitching.

Because they started with different ideas, they invested different resources in the fight, leading to a desperate battle that resulted in heavy losses for both sides.

"We can't be blamed for this. Since the other side didn't clearly express their attitude and opinion, following orders was the right choice." Leonardo, thinking about his own legion, didn't feel that he had done anything wrong at all. On the contrary, he felt that he had done the right thing.

"Speaking of which, I remember the intensity of the war wasn't high at the beginning. The setup was going smoothly, but it just disappeared inexplicably..." Benito looked up at the top of the tent and said thoughtfully as he listened to the discussion.

Although the initial goal was to drive out or eliminate the Han Empire's army, the core objective was still to eliminate the Parthian army.

All the plans and arrangements were aimed at eliminating Parthia's army, including feigning weakness to keep them there.

As a result, before his plan could be fully implemented, his attempt to ascertain the strength of the Han Empire and identify allies that could be eliminated or delayed, directly escalated the intensity of the war to another level—a level where victory meant certain death.

Hearing Benito's words, Iachino, Marche, and Leonardo exchanged glances, then looked in unison at Camillo and Tachito, two injured players who had not yet fully recovered.

This matter definitely has nothing to do with their central army. Their central army's attack speed was not particularly fierce to begin with, especially after Filippo was interfered with, they were almost pushed back, so it can't be said that the attack was fast or fierce.

Without long-range cover, the breakthrough speed of the central infantry was naturally slow, and it was impossible to increase the intensity of the war.

“It has little to do with me. I only started fighting after I discovered that the central army was in trouble.” Tacito quickly shook his head, denying that he was responsible for the incident.

Seeing the central army retreating steadily, Tachito naturally had to make a concerted effort to maintain the momentum of the battle and prevent the enemy from pursuing their victory with impunity.

"This can't be blamed on me..." Seeing the looks on everyone's faces, Camille hesitated for a moment before slowly speaking, "At first, I did have the idea of ​​wiping out their Soul Legion, but as you all saw, when I went all out to attack them, not only did I fail to kill them, but I almost got killed myself. If I hadn't unleashed a full-force attack, I might have already been killed..."

The issue isn't whether someone unleashes their power or not; the real problem is that even when they did unleash their power, they couldn't defeat their opponent and were even counter-attacked. That's the most important issue.

"From this perspective, our army's coordination does indeed have significant problems." Looking at everyone's discussion and debriefing, Perennis shook his head, having formed a general judgment in his mind.

Whether it's the left wing, the central army, or the right wing, even with the Fifth Lark coordinating, each has its own considerations and judgments regarding offense and retreat/defense.

It is precisely because of this excellence that everyone takes actions that are beneficial to the overall situation. However, these actions are not based on global information, but rather on global judgments made based on their own information. This results in each individual's actions being correct, but when placed in the context of the overall situation, they become a drag on each other.

However, recognizing this now is beneficial for the subsequent combat effectiveness and the coordination among the various Eagle Flag Legions.

"Now that things have come to this, it doesn't matter whose fault it was. Since I was here to direct things, I will take full responsibility for everything." Severus looked at everyone, summarized the debriefing, and identified the person responsible.

Faced with Severus's words, many legion commanders remained silent, but at the same time showed their respect.

“So next, besides sending some people to make contact with the Han Empire’s army, the rest of the troops need to rest and recuperate and be ready to launch a timely attack…” Severus glanced at the towering mountains in the distance and frowned slightly.

After so many years, Parthia has only this last natural barrier left. Without this natural barrier, it can completely open its heart and has no defenses left.

Upon hearing the order, the legion commanders quickly understood and nodded. They then began to leave the camp one after another to coordinate the acquisition and production of siege supplies, and ordered the troops to launch further probing attacks.

In addition, in order to deal with the predicament in the north and the strength of the enemy, Severus also shifted the entire military camp to a slightly different direction, making sending troops northward an excellent option among the routes of deployment besides the main battlefield.

In this way, they could deal with the Han Empire in the north or the Parthian forces with greater ease.

As for the battlefield in Armenia, there might still be some progress to be made before a breakthrough is achieved in Mesopotamia.

But once a breakthrough is achieved in Mesopotamia, Armenia's defenses and its steadfastness will be nothing more than a self-deceptive choice.

"With the loss of Mesopotamia, it seems the entire Central Asian battlefield is about to enter a state of true chaos. Those who truly need to strategize can now step in and make their moves. A step ahead leads to further advantages, but I wonder how many people can actually achieve this." After transmitting everything his clone saw into his mind, Liu Tong couldn't help but sigh.

Rome is indeed terrifyingly strong now. In this war, even with advance planning and preparation, it will be difficult to stop Rome's advance. (End of Chapter)