God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Having a large military force often does not bring security, but rather danger, especially from higher levels.

However, none of these matters were a problem for Liu Xiu.

With only a few hundred people, she can support herself with her existing salary and wealth. As for the issue of posing a threat to the upper echelons and causing a backlash, she has no need to worry at all.

Liu Tong is very strong, extremely strong. A mere few hundred people probably wouldn't even be a threat to him.

With prior notification and explanation, coupled with the permission notice already in hand, Liu Xiu felt much more at ease.

Having a team of several hundred people is enough to handle most small-scale disturbances and some assassination attempts.

Although neither of these scenarios is likely to occur, it's always better to be prepared than not prepared at all.

The dangers posed by the upper and lower levels are completely different.

The dangers brought by those above are often unavoidable and unavoidable. If you really encounter them, there's nothing you can do except accept your bad luck.

Rather, the dangers come from the lower classes, which in most cases are the unknown, prejudice, and impulsive courage, and the probability of these dangers is probably higher.

One is rational in his considerations, while the other is simply a madman's rage, capable of spilling blood five steps away.

Having a small-scale guard force provides a high degree of immunity from such incidents, allowing ample time to understand the reasons behind them, grasp their essence, and make changes accordingly.

As a person, Liu Xiu, who did not consider himself particularly clever, found it difficult to guarantee that he would not make mistakes or be deceived.

Her position is inherently unique; if she is deceived and makes a mistake, it could easily implicate innocent people.

Aside from being cautious and strengthening his ties with Liu Tong, Liu Xiu made no other preparations for this possible event.

The requirements weren't high, and it guaranteed his safety, making it the most reliable method for Liu Xiu at this moment.

Instead of aiming too high, it's better to seek steady progress. As long as you can reach a minimum level, you won't lose out.

Arvind, who was listening to Liu Xiu's explanation, was in a completely different state at this moment, and even his inner thoughts were affected.

For Awende, the title of Frontier Commandant of the Han Empire was not particularly prestigious. The main reason he cared about this title was that it allowed him to come to the Han Empire and its capital, Chang'an, openly and legitimately.

If one cannot come to this place openly and honestly, then everything one does is risky, and any plans one makes are impossible.

Of course, for Arvind in the past, there was no possibility of any scheming; he simply wanted to make Mahinda safer.

Arvind, who originally came to another empire to relieve his emotions on the advice of Mahinda, now has a different idea.

Arvind once thought he had no problem and even felt that his performance was normal, and that others were just overestimating him.

Now, Awende's eyes radiated determination, and his tone carried a sense of responsibility. If becoming a general of the Han Empire could bring him all this, then he was willing to try, to try his best, even if he ultimately failed, he didn't want to regret it, didn't want to regret it under Liu Xiu's gaze.

"Here you go." Liu Xiu glanced around to make sure no one else was there, hesitated for a moment, then took out a token from his sleeve and handed it to Arvind with both hands.

Arvind, who received the token following this action, felt the sensation of Liu Xiu slicing through his palm, and his body immediately froze, unable to move.

"This is a token I obtained through someone. With this token, you can participate in the dream simulation in Chang'an, fight against immortals, and receive their teachings..." After placing the token in Avind's hand, Liu Xiu explained the token's function.

Upon seeing the token placed in his hand, Liu Tong frowned slightly. Finally, he looked up at Han Xin and sighed.

I don't know when it started, but the opportunity to participate in the Chang'an Dreamland Training has become something that can only be done by holding a token, and the number of times each token can be held each month is different.

Therefore, the price to pay for obtaining such a token is by no means low.

Some tokens were given to young and outstanding individuals as a reward, while others were used by Han Xin to exchange for money, which he then used to scatter money with Bai Qi.

The token in Liu Xiu's hand, if nothing unexpected happens, was obtained by exchanging a large sum of money from Han Xin's representative.

I don't know exactly how much it cost, but Han Xin was indeed very generous during this period. He even had spare money to have someone record the opera and then play it for Wu Qi.

If it weren't for Wu Qi's special circumstances, Liu Tong would have suspected that Han Xin might have used Wu Qi like a beast of burden, just as Bai Qi had used Han Xin in the past.

Put the complicated events of the past behind you and focus on what is happening on the scene.

Listening to Liu Xiu's words up close, it would be impossible for Arvind not to be excited.

The reason for his excitement wasn't the chance to participate in the dream simulation, but rather the fact that they were so close that Liu Xiu's breath, even with the slightest disturbance to the air, could gently drift onto his face...

It was less than two feet apart, but it was the closest we'd ever been since that accident.

However, Arvind felt both hope and some resistance towards that unexpected event.

They hope the distance can be shortened, but they also resist such unexpected factors.

"The battles in the Dream Training are indeed quite complex, and various situations can arise. As long as you have a good understanding of your own abilities and a good understanding of others, that's enough..." Liu Xiu recalled the Dream Training that others had participated in, and without exception, they had all basically failed.

As for the process of failure, there are many different kinds, and even if they were described, they wouldn't be of much reference value. Besides, she wanted to see Arvind's true abilities.

Whether you're strong or not doesn't matter. The important thing is to have a clear understanding of your own level and know what you're capable of. That's enough.

This will ensure that in future conflicts, one will not become arrogant and complacent, and will not rashly attack without a proper grasp of one's own strength, ultimately leading to one's death and annihilation.

"Do I need to take this token back?" Knowing that he needed to enter the dream to participate in this dream simulation, Arvind instinctively resisted, but still asked.

We've only just met, I really wish we could stay a little longer. (End of Chapter)