God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Having made his decision, Arvind embarked on the road to the Library Tower, a road that seemed to have no problems.

At least Valena and the others, looking in this direction, had absolutely no idea what Arvind was going to do.

Even Cabeck, who knew some of the inside information, never considered Arvind's purpose in going there.

Only Mahinda noticed that Arvind's appearance and behavior changed completely after he got out of the carriage, and that he was definitely not going there for an ordinary reason.

Surely he didn't hear about Tinoika and the princess of the Han Empire?

Even if Arvind had heard it, it shouldn't have caused such a drastic change. It's unlikely that Arvind, who doesn't seem to care about anything, would suddenly start pursuing a princess.
This possibility exists, but it is definitely not high.

On the one hand, after being destroyed by him, the personality that has been displayed over the years is like this, and it is difficult to get out of this predicament through self-awareness. Even with external forces, it is difficult to recover.

After so many years of living together day and night and being a respected companion, Mahinda no longer harbored the resentment and hatred he once had for Arvind.

Moreover, these things were initially just behaviors resulting from some incidental factors.

They are dissatisfied with how others target them, and they are dissatisfied with how others destroy and kill the talents they have cultivated.

Since they had nothing to begin with, they naturally wouldn't leave anything for their opponents.

At that time, the most precious person in his possession, and the most important person to the five branches of the Yuezhi, was Awende, who was destroyed in his hands, losing the possibility of inheriting everything.

Of course, the things that happened in the past were very likely the result of schemes from the South, but for the sake of his inner satisfaction, Mahinda naturally did not mind taking such actions.

However, despite my actions, I still harbor some resentment towards Southerners, though not as deep as towards Northerners. It's simply a matter of choosing the lesser of two evils.

Even so, Awende's grandfather, Altay, was furious. If it weren't for Awende's mediation and pleading, he would have been killed by Altay and would have had no chance of surviving.

On the other hand, having lived in the South for a long time, they were more or less influenced by the people there. Even if they didn't indulge in extravagance and debauchery, they had seen quite a bit of luxury. Therefore, the influence from the people in the North was negligible.

Naturally, they couldn't be like the people in the North, who, having nothing, could only rely on willpower to survive, ultimately becoming the abnormal people they are today.

Even with these reasons to convince himself, another possibility kept popping into Mahinda's mind.

What if?
What if Arvind heard those words and developed such thoughts and actions, thus wanting to pursue the Han Empire princess as well?

Having met the Han princess before, could it be that such thoughts arose during those previous meetings?

Although I didn't have this idea at the time, it's not impossible that I would have it after a long period of thought and careful consideration.

Based on this premise, without knowing how to pursue the Han Dynasty princess, one could go to the Han Dynasty's library tower, study diligently, follow the path Tinoika once took, and achieve similar success. This approach seems reasonable, but is it truly possible?

Arvind and Tinoika's talent in literature is just like their talent in martial arts, only in the opposite way.

While he wouldn't be considered an idiot, he could never become an expert in this field.

Given the reality of the situation, even Mahinda couldn't make an accurate assessment of Arvind in a short time.

His long-standing companionship and familiarity with Arvind had given him a sense of being lost in the mist of the mountain, making it difficult for him to break free of this feeling and analyze Arvind from an external perspective in a short period of time.

"As people get older, they inevitably become less capable." After thinking for a while, Masinde felt the fatigue coming from his brain and finally gave up thinking.

No matter what the future holds, time marches on, and people move forward; the final outcome will naturally unfold before them.

Perhaps for Arvind, having more subjective decisions and choices of his own would be more beneficial to the other person's growth.

Although I don't know what to do as I grow up, I feel more energetic compared to the aimless life I used to lead.

Faced with Mahind's sigh and Arvind's independent choice and decision, Varena and Kemmal exchanged glances, completely baffled as to what had happened. They could only look at each other, their confusion and bewilderment only growing stronger.

They were all together, so why did this happen so inexplicably? They had no idea why, how, or what the possible outcome would be.

This was the first time such a thing had happened in so many years, making it feel somewhat unfamiliar to them.

“Something unprecedented may not be a bad thing. Things that have never happened before will inevitably bring different results, and these results may not necessarily be worse…” Kenmail recalled the ten years he spent in the Strait of Malacca and then gave his answer.

They've already lived through ten years, are they afraid of things getting even worse?
Whether due to his own mental image or his own will, Kemmal's acceptance of Arvind will not change with time, but only with Arvind's life.

In contrast, while Valena was also resolute in her convictions, she ultimately thought things through more deeply and considered things more thoroughly.

Kenmail had nothing but himself, while Valena had a family of moderate size besides himself.

Spending long periods of time with Arvind is not just about companionship, but also about protection, and it's also for the sake of the family.

In the absence of a major war like the Civil War that could change social classes and allow for rapid advancement, the only way to climb the social ladder normally was through seniority.

But there are so many people waiting for seniority, it's not his turn at all, especially since he doesn't have a particularly good family background.

On the contrary, if the current situation can be maintained, only the truly top-tier forces among the five branches of the Yuezhi can stabilize everything his family currently possesses and develop slowly in the process.

This pace of development is much faster than him accumulating seniority. (End of Chapter)