God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Kapil looked at Miler with a strange expression, somewhat puzzled.

How could you, an outsider, know better than your grandfather what he invested in building the Military Soul Legion? That's impossible.

Thinking of this, Kapil felt a little annoyed, and even his gaze towards Midel was filled with a hint of resentment.

However, being a smart man, Kapil quickly regained his composure and didn't even let his anger erupt. In less than half a breath, he returned to calm and rationality.

Mi Dieluo was not surprised by this, and simply smiled lightly without explaining the contents of the Military Soul Legion.

It's better not to tell anyone, because once you do, how many people will believe you?

When Cecilian established the Legion of Souls, he was already over 50 years old. Who would have thought that someone of that age would still have the same ideals and pursuits as young people?

The rich life experience did not wash away the pursuits and dreams of youth; on the contrary, it made them more refined in the process, and ultimately made them a part of the military spirit legion.

How many people who have lived in the south for a long time can understand what the Military Soul Legion needs?

Consider that Kapil, as the commander of the Military Soul Legion, has led the legion for so long, yet he still hasn't fully mastered it. Do you really think it's due to a lack of ability? Or is there a difference in the transmission and inheritance of Military Soul?

Kapil was able to convince himself, but Mildred didn't believe the reasons at all.

However, Mi Die Luo didn't say much about this matter.

Even if the information were given to Kapil, it wouldn't change his mind or thoughts. Instead, it would only exacerbate the rift and conflict between the two sides, which wouldn't be a good thing for the Kushan Empire's navy at this time.

"As per the commander's orders, we will head north this time to destroy the enemy's shipyard, which will naturally involve a landing operation. At that time, we will have to trouble General Kapil to lead the Soul Legion to create favorable conditions for our army." After understanding the situation, Mi Dieluo immediately lowered his head and spoke gently about the arrangements.

Kapil hesitated for a while before finally agreeing to the arrangement and preparing to carry it out.

As long as his grandfather is still alive, no one can scheme against the Ceci family, much less underestimate them.

“Okay, I understand. I will lead the legion to victory for the Empire, a glorious victory!” Kapil carefully examined Milieluo, agreeing while guessing what Milieluo was thinking.

The arrival of the Imperial Scepter of the Kushan Empire's military spirit legion could bring changes and influences sufficient to alter the course of the war.

They can fill in the gaps in other legions' weaknesses or further enhance their strengths, allowing the legion's strength to achieve a leapfrog improvement. Moreover, with as many as seven legions, the choices are quite numerous.

With just seven elite troops, relying on the power of the Imperial Scepter, these seven legions can be transformed into decisive fighting forces, rewriting the overall situation to some extent, and even pushing strategy forward with tactics.

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At this moment in Qiongzhou, Zhou Yu stood atop a high mountain, gazing at the faintly visible land on the horizon, then at the shipyard at the foot of the mountain, his worries deepening. "Gongjin, such a joyous occasion, why are you so gloomy? This isn't like you," Gan Ning, carrying a bag of local Qiongzhou fruit, said, expressing his bewilderment at the silent Zhou Yu, while also conveying the current cheerful atmosphere.

"Is this really a good thing?" Zhou Yu did not give a definite answer to this question, but rather asked with the same doubt.

“This is definitely a good thing. Over the years, no one else has ever been able to do this. You should be the only one in the last few years.” Gan Ning looked at Zhou Yu’s face and expressed the complex emotions in his expression.

From the very beginning, the Qiongzhou Shipyard was not part of the normal construction plan. It was only thanks to the results of Zhou Yu's negotiations in Chang'an that this was eventually brought to reality and is now being implemented.

The entire Northern Fleet does not actually have its own independent shipyard. In most cases, the Gongsun family and the Lu family are responsible for building the ships, and then they send the ships to the corresponding ports for maintenance.

It can be said that the Northern Fleet, which was established earlier, did not enjoy such treatment, but the Southern Naval Fleet, which was formed by Zhou Yu and others, was able to enjoy this treatment.

It's not just about the preferential treatment and bias of Chang'an's policies, but also about considerations of actual results.

Ships were built directly in Qiongzhou. Once launched, these ships could not only replenish the Southern Navy fleet more quickly and efficiently, but also alleviate the pressure on logistics and transportation.

These are just the military implications; the political and domestic impacts are also significant.

Especially in terms of domestic affairs, the establishment of a large shipyard often means the development of upstream and downstream supporting industries. And it is this supporting industry that is enough to attract people from places like Jiaozhi to come here and serve this large shipyard.

In this way, relying on everyone's efforts, things will naturally become much more stable.

As for the political aspect, this incident could be used to further weaken the vassal states and let them understand just how terrifying the empire's momentum can be when it gets serious.

However, this method requires money, a lot of money, and even more resources to achieve, so it is rarely pursued or sought after.

"If there really is such a shipyard, I would be quite happy, but recalling everything I saw in Chang'an, I really can't be happy..." Zhou Yu turned to look at Gan Ning and directly described the situation in Chang'an.

Although these things are nominally meant to help and support, it doesn't mean there's no oversight involved.

Especially for the Han imperial family members of the Han Empire, such behavior was completely detrimental to their interests.

Under these circumstances, these compensations and resource allocations proceeded without any hindrance or obstruction, passing through quite easily, which made Zhou Yu highly suspicious of everything.

Either there was some scheming involved, or the Han Empire had become so powerful that it no longer cared about such a large shipyard and its related industrial chain.

Neither the former nor the latter is a good thing for Zhou Yu.

The former implies that there is a pitfall, and he has not yet discovered where it is. The latter implies that the Han Empire is strong enough that it does not care if they become stronger, and even intentionally allows them to become stronger.

"Why think so much? The shipyard is already built, and it won't be lost. In any case, it's definitely a good thing," Gan Ning added lightly after considering the current situation. (End of Chapter)