God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Relying on its extremely powerful navy and overwhelming command capabilities, Cecissian reclaimed the Strait of Malacca, regaining control of this vital maritime route.

After reclaiming this vital transportation route, Cecislian completely rearranged and rebuilt it.

Not only were numerous new ports added, but new cities were also built on the north and south islands, and new permanent fortifications were constructed to strengthen the deterrent force against the sea.

It can be said that the construction of the defense of the Strait of Malacca became the most important task for Cecilielian during this period.

Standing on the observation deck at the port, enjoying the sea breeze, watching the numerous workers in the distance, and seeing the various buildings and fortifications gradually rising from the ground, Cecissian showed no joy.

Standing half a step behind Cecissian, Capil also felt the sea breeze blowing in his face, and his mood wasn't much better.

Especially as he gazed at Cecislian's back, Capil began to understand more and more, and of course, the pressure also increased.

"Marshal Ceciselian, the defenses of the Strait of Malacca are mostly complete, and the remaining supplies and materials have been dispatched. At the latest, they should be fully completed by the end of the year." Holding a summary of the recent work, Mi Dieluo walked through the well-equipped defense zone and came to Ceciselian's side, explaining his reasons and the main points of his report.

"Is that so?" Upon hearing this, Cecissian turned to look at Miler, then nodded slightly and said, "Try to speed up the process as much as possible, and make sure to complete the construction of the fortifications and the relocation of the population before the end of the year."

"Yes!" After putting down the work report in his hand, Mi Dieluo immediately bowed and then turned to leave.

“Grandpa, I don’t understand why we’re building so many fortifications and wasting time here?” Kapil looked up at the family patriarch, his grandfather Cecissarian, and expressed his confusion.

In the current comparison of naval strength between the Han Empire and the Kushan Empire, there is no doubt that the Kushan Empire's strength far surpasses that of the Han Empire.

With this level of naval advantage, instead of launching as many offensive attacks as possible, they relied on their excellent naval experience and skills to gradually erode or even annihilate the Han Empire's fleet.

That is the most important thing, rather than wasting time building up the Strait of Malacca with large amounts of military resources.

"Cough...cough..." In response to the question, Cecislian coughed twice, drawing concerned and worried glances from many people.

"Grandpa, are you alright?" Seeing Cecissian's condition, Kapil immediately showed concern for Cecissian and then inquired about some special matters.

“When you get old, you can’t be as reckless and willful as you were when you were young.” Cecissian shook his head slightly, his tone carrying a hint of resentment, but he had no choice but to submit to reality.

Despite his advanced age and less-than-ideal physical condition, he is currently supporting the Kushan Empire's naval fleet.

Aside from him, the other Imperial Navy commanders still had a very, very long way to go.

It can be said that Cecissarian did not even have a true successor, which is what Cecissarian regrets the most.

Capil is indeed very talented, with quick reflexes and an exceptional ability to think outside the box, but he is not well-suited for the Navy. Out of respect for Cecilie's identity, and out of gratitude for Cecilie's outstanding contributions to the Navy,
Almost everyone in the Navy knows Cecilie and is familiar with this legendary figure.

Kapil is one of the best at this, and he understands it very well.

It was precisely this clarity that made Kapil realize just how complicated the matter was and how terrible the final outcome would be.

Cecicelion, who led the Ceci family to power and glory, is now old.

Unlike older people who are surpassed by younger ones, Cecissian is different; he is at the forefront, with no one around him to surpass him.

Despite developing the corresponding system, Cecilielian ultimately failed to find a successor who was perfectly suited to his system.

Even within the vast Ceci family, where members receive almost hands-on instruction and training from a young age, there is a significant difference in skill levels; this is even more true for others.

"Can these things alone really stop the advance of the Han Empire's navy?" Kapil looked at the rows of catapults being erected, pondering the question in his mind, while simultaneously diverting Cecisarian's attention to prevent him from getting lost in some dead end...

"No!" Cecissian, having regained consciousness, gave a direct negative answer, but quickly confirmed another plan that had been prepared in advance, a more dangerous one.

"Impossible? How could that be? Our naval technology is unparalleled in the world. Who in the world dares to compare with us?" Following this line of thought, Kapil asked his question and gave his answer. "Moreover, the Han Empire, an army with not even many naval personnel, how could it possibly stop our advance?"

The absence of opponents, the lack of any challenging opponents, highlights the unique nature of the situation. However, if there are opponents, the nature of the situation changes completely.

“The Han Empire’s fleet is not weak, but its command level is a bit lacking. If the enemy’s command ability improves rapidly, it will be difficult for us to maintain our advantage in the war, and we may have to choose to surrender directly…” Cecissian looked up at the port that had been built in the distance, and then looked at the people on the ship. He was completely numb.

As long as he was alive, the Han Empire's navy could not do anything to the Kushan Empire.

However, this continuation is short-lived; if it is extended slightly, the results will be completely different.

He knew his own body very well; it was no longer at its peak. Even if he used his strong will and desire to stabilize his body, it would only slow down the rate of physical collapse.

Even treasures that could prolong life were useless to him; if it weren't for his strong will, his fragile body would have collapsed long ago.

The question is whether, in this final period, a truly capable successor can be cultivated, someone who can inherit his abilities and continue to move forward.

“Excellent ships, excellent sailors, excellent commanders…” Capil described his side’s advantages and expressed his confidence in his strength.

For no other reason than that Cecislian was here, his grandfather was here, so there was no way they could lose. (End of Chapter)