God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"No, what's going on? How come they were released?" Tinoika looked at the crowd passing by his cell door, then glanced at his own cell, whose door was also open, preventing him from leaving.

“Stay put. You need to reflect on your actions here!” The prison guard’s tone wasn’t so harsh anymore, and he still gave an explanation in response to Tinoika’s questioning.

He then led Mahinda out of the cell, locked the cell again, leaving Tinoika alone inside.

Seeing that Cabeck, Arvind, Akani, Bagel and the others had all left, leaving her alone in the cell, Tinoika felt a sense of unease.

In this situation, leaving him alone in the cell, won't something really happen to him?
But that shouldn't be the case. He's already in jail, what bad things could he possibly do?

Surely it couldn't be that the signature I made before brought me some negative effects?

But wasn't the document I signed meant to marry the princess? How did it inexplicably turn out like this?

With a host of unanswered questions in her mind, Tinoica was unable to deduce any general intelligence without any other information.

All I can do is wait in my cell...

Once they saw the light of day again, Caboch and the others quickly left their cells, basking in the warm sunshine, and, guided by the relevant personnel, began their journey back to the inn.

"He's only been in there for a few days, and he's already been released so easily. That's fair..." Valena counted the time on his fingers and realized it hadn't even been half a month. His words were tinged with surprise.

"It was just a few simple brawls, no one was killed, fifteen days is fine..." Bagel shook his head, trying to speak in a louder voice than usual.

“Normally, a simple fight wouldn’t warrant being locked up in this prison. It’s only because our strength is quite special that we’re spending our time here…” Cabech glanced at the soldiers patrolling outside the prison and already knew what was going on.

There were indeed not many soldiers patrolling the area, only a few hundred or so, but the aura and gait of each of them indicated that they were all veterans who had been through many battles. Combined with the barracks not far from the prison, they had the ability and confidence to suppress any expert.

"If we want to come in and see them, this is the only way. But now that we've managed to get most of them out, it's not a complete loss..." Valena nodded slightly, looking at the people around him, his words filled with joy.

Although Tinoika was indeed not brought out, it shouldn't be a big problem, since they were all released. The things Tinoika did were completely minor.

If I hadn't been implicated by them, I probably would have been waiting for them outside the prison cell long ago.

In this respect, they actually screwed over Tinoica.

“Tinoika isn’t that petty. Once he gets out, we’ll treat him to drinks and a meal, and that’ll be the end of it. You know, a bright future awaits us…” Akani, who thought he knew Tinoika well, offered a simple and straightforward solution.

Communication between men isn't as complicated as you might think; all you need to do is drink.

Anyway, alcohol can be purchased on a large scale in Chang'an, and if you have enough money, you can keep drinking.

Faced with these remarks, Cabeck and Arvind exchanged a glance and then remained silent.

For Cabech, Tinoyka's continued imprisonment was not due to her crimes, but rather to her marriage—a marriage to a princess of the Han Empire. Clearly, Tinoyka was safer inside the Han Empire's prison; outside, unforeseen events were inevitable.

Even with experts like them around, who can guarantee that nothing unexpected will happen?
Although everyone is regarded as half-brothers, they all share the same goal, and the goals they pursue are relatively few. In a situation where there are many wolves and little meat, it is inevitable that some people will do irrational things.

Especially since Tinoica, a wise man, is not particularly outstanding in terms of personal combat skills, he is prone to accidents.

From this perspective, Cabeck can understand the special protection measures taken for Tinoica.

For Arvind, whether or not to protect them is not important; what matters is that Tinoika is really close to success.

He is still on his way, waiting for the other party's reply.

Now that I'm out of prison, I can go and ask them about it.

Arvind, who was initially not very resolute or determined, spent some time in the prison cell. His inner hesitation and struggle eventually led to a firm decision, and he became resolute and unwavering.

Hesitation only leads to defeat; hesitation only leads to regret.

He had hesitated many times, and regretted many times, but at least this time, Arvind didn't want to leave himself with any regrets.

Even if the final result is negative, Arvind will still persevere in doing it.

It wasn't for anyone else, nor for Mahinda, but for myself, for the self that made that decision.

"I still have some things to take care of, you guys go back first..." Arvind took a few deep breaths to calm his emotions and spoke as calmly as possible.

If this succeeds, it's not too late to tell everyone.

However, if things don't go well, telling everyone present beforehand will only leave more regrets.

If we really fail, then the regret or lack thereof is a personal matter and will not affect others, especially Mahinda.

“Since General Arvind has other matters to attend to, then go ahead and do your work. We don’t have much to do on the way back, at most we just need to buy some drinks in advance…” Cabecki gave Arvind a deep look, feeling that the other party had a secret, but he really couldn’t guess what kind of secret it was. In addition, the two sides were not from the same system and were not generals, so there was not much point in stopping him. It would be better to simply give him some advice and do what a friend would do.

Only Mahind, sitting inside the carriage, looked at Arvind, who was stepping out of the carriage, his eyes filled with the light of spiritual power.

Arvind today seems both unfamiliar and familiar.

How many years has it been since we've seen Arvind in this state?

Five years? Or ten years? (End of Chapter)