God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"Well, it's ultimately the general's own choice, and we can only wait for the outcome. Hopefully, nothing will go wrong..." Valena stared in the direction Arvind had gone, his eyes filled with complex emotions.

If everything goes well, Arvind will be able to reclaim everything he lost—no, he should say recover some of it—and the benefits Valena will be able to obtain will be beyond the imagination of ordinary people.

However, if things go wrong, the benefits that Valena had previously gained will become extremely difficult to obtain, and could even be fatal.

Just think of Valec from the Valena family. He is not an internal energy decoctionist, yet he can still become a legion commander. He is on the same level as many other legion officers who have achieved internal energy decoction, and even has more say and commands more troops in some areas of defense.

Although the Yuezhi of today are not like the Yuezhi of a hundred years ago, who believed in absolute survival of the fittest and whoever had the strongest fist was right, the number and quality of their troops can still reveal the status of their generals.

So, is everything that Valec possesses truly due to Valec's abilities reaching this level?

How is that possible?

For someone without legion talent or internal energy to reach this position based solely on some command talent is nothing short of a pipe dream.

Especially for someone like Altay, isn't it obvious whether a person has a talent for command?
Even if Valleco does have some talent in command, does that mean he deserves this position?
It should be noted that, thanks to Masinde's personal efforts, there were probably more than a hundred people who could reach the level of Valek, and among them, there were twenty or thirty who could achieve the ability to separate internal energy from the body and become qualified officers.

If there had been enough space to accommodate the officers and generals who had grown rapidly under Masinde's guidance and development, the situation wouldn't have turned out so badly.

After all, not everyone surrenders passively; there are always some who resist. And even if there is an absolute difference in strength among those who resist, the destructive effects and impacts they cause last for a considerable period of time.

In fact, thanks to this disruption and impact, many positions became vacant, and the remaining personnel were then assigned to fill them.

So much so that at times, Valener would wonder if the turmoil of that period was not due to someone else's schemes.

If there aren't enough spaces, then just keep raising the worms until there are enough spaces left to accommodate the remaining people, then it can end.

In this way, the remaining people have positions and are strong enough to achieve stability in personnel and officers without significantly weakening the overall strength of the North.

However, if you really think that way, then things are a bit too cruel.

Tens of thousands of people are victims of this scheme.

It was precisely because of this cautionary tale that Valena did not want anything to happen to Arvind, that he would become more depressed and lose his fighting spirit.

The Valais family, which many consider powerful and formidable, is nothing more than a force that can be easily destroyed or created at will by top powers.

Theoretically speaking, seeking stability is the best option Valleñá should have made.

But deep down, Valena harbored some expectations and hopes. She hoped Arvind could reclaim a part of his former self and become even more determined.

It's not just because this reality can make the Valais family stronger, but also because of the essential expectation that still exists in their hearts after following Arvind for many years.

General Arvind should not be like this, nor should he be like this.

"We're almost there. Everyone can pack up in advance so we can give Tinoika a welcome feast. He's inexplicably taken on the biggest responsibility, so we should at least make sure he doesn't hold a grudge..." Cabech jumped off the carriage, turned around to look at the crowd behind him, and said in a light tone, "Of course, if anyone can gather more information about the princess, Tinoika might be even happier."

Despite their talk and commotion, their ultimate goal in Chang'an remains unchanged: to achieve this one objective.

Especially given the current situation exposed in Chang'an, their opportunities are dwindling, and the likelihood of success is decreasing.

They couldn't possibly stay in Chang'an for another ten or twenty years, waiting for the next generation of princesses and noblewomen to grow up.

Although they don't mind the huge age difference in their hearts, reality always uses this huge age difference to directly eliminate their chances of success.

Having basically grasped this point, the officers and soldiers of the Cabecki group quickly scattered in all directions after jumping off the carriage, gathering relevant intelligence in the shortest possible time to understand the recent changes in Chang'an and make up for the intelligence information they had lost in prison.

Cabeck, who had overheard something in the prison, wandered around aimlessly for half an hour before finally arriving at the Yangting Princess's residence—a courtyard that had never been very large.

"What a huge change!" Recalling the Princess's Mansion from his past memories, and then looking at Xie's current Princess's Mansion, Kabeqi's eyes flashed with surprise.

The houses and buildings surrounding the original Princess's Mansion were relocated and rebuilt, and the surrounding walls were also expanded and extended.

Compared to the original ordinary courtyard, the overall area has been expanded by about seven times, reaching the level that a princess's mansion should have.

At least in Chang'an, having a building of this size was itself a symbol of status.

Aside from its slightly remote location, it has virtually no drawbacks.

Having experienced this difference in change, Cabedge felt incredibly complex emotions.

The fact that Princess Yangting's mansion has undergone such a transformation, along with the lanterns hanging at the entrance and the decorations throughout the mansion, all suggest that something joyous is about to happen at Princess Yangting's mansion.

In the Yangting Princess's mansion, where there are no other nobles, the only person who can bear such a joyous occasion is naturally the Yangting Princess herself.

"Damn it, I was here first! I'm so upset!" Recalling what she had heard, Cabecki's words revealed a sense of resentment, but she did not try to cause a scene by raising her voice. Instead, she tried her best to control her emotions and avoid showing her bad side.

If Tinoika succeeds, it will at least fulfill a part of the Yuezhi people's dream. (End of Chapter)