God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"I'm not a princess, how would I know if six months is enough?" Mahind rolled his eyes on the spot, his tone revealing his speechless disbelief.

No matter how intelligent one is, it's impossible to understand what a Han Dynasty princess is thinking without much contact.

She is a princess of the Han Empire, not some random cat or dog. It would be an honor to even meet her once, let alone want to know more about her.

Having been in society for so many years, how could Masinde not know that a woman's heart is as unfathomable as the bottom of the sea?

It is indeed possible to draw a general conclusion and result based on just one or two meetings.

If it were a normal situation and he wanted to understand someone, Mahind wouldn't hide his judgment and would simply tell Arvind the corresponding results.

But this situation is too unusual. If I were to share my guesses with the other party and there were any discrepancies, it would really be a trap.

After all, I've been taken care of and respected by them for so many years. Even if I really don't want to help them, I shouldn't have to hurt them.

Moreover, the direction in which the other party is striving and moving forward is the direction that many people dream of and work towards.

Whether it's the older generation or the new generation, the direction is passed down from generation to generation through inheritance.

"Then what should we do?" Even Mahind couldn't give an answer. Arvind felt that with his intelligence, it was unlikely that he would get a correct result.

Although he displayed confidence and even remarkable courage in front of the princess, after returning and reflecting on his actions, Awen's confidence waned considerably, and he was no longer as confident as he had been at the beginning.

Hearing Mahind's reply was an even bigger blow to Arvind.

"What should we do?" Looking at Arvind's expression, Mahind roughly guessed the reason. He frowned slightly, snorted coldly, and then said angrily, "Didn't I tell you to find out about his family background and birth date? Do you think you can get these things from me?!"

"Ah? Sir, please don't be angry. I know I was wrong." Arvind was initially surprised when he saw Mahinda's anger, but then he was filled with fear. He quickly regained his respectful demeanor and tried to calm Mahinda down.

"You know you're wrong? What wrong have you done?" Seeing that the other party didn't react, Ma Xinde's tone and words were not much better. He slammed his hand on the table and said loudly.

Arvind fell silent, unable to immediately recall where he had gone wrong.

But if he did nothing wrong, why did Mahind get angry? That shouldn't be happening.

Having known each other for so many years, Mahinda is not only intelligent and highly capable, but also has excellent emotional control. He rarely gets angry and is rarely swayed by external factors.

This outburst is probably the only one he's shown in recent years. The last time he was so angry was around the time the purge began in the north...

"Get out, get out! If you don't understand, then get out! I'm not your grandfather, why do you keep asking me questions?!" Seeing Arvind standing there motionless, Mahinda sighed inwardly, but the anger on his face didn't lessen at all; instead, it intensified, and he even made a gesture as if to kick him out. Arvind, who had rarely resisted Mahinda's words and teachings, was ultimately driven out of the room despite his superior physical strength and abilities, and stood in the courtyard outside, feeling the cold wind and the coolness of autumn.

Arvind, who had been standing there for a long time, still not understanding why he was disliked and hated, gradually began to recall why he had come to see Mahind today, as the cold wind blew.

After realizing this reason, Arvind instantly understood something. He immediately turned to look at the house, remained silent for a moment, and then said earnestly and solemnly, "Thank you, Mahind..."

"Get out of here, get out of here! I haven't taught you anything, so don't you dare frame me. If you don't leave, don't blame me for being ruthless..." Upon hearing this, Mahind, who was inside the house, started shouting, forcibly stopping the other party from speaking and forcing Arvind to stop saying those words.

Arvind, not understanding all the reasons, eventually left the yard slowly with doubts and thoughts, leaving the yard in silence.

Sensing the other party's departure, Mahinda sighed again, and at the same time, he couldn't help but think of those people.

Among the strong individuals of the same generation, whether in the north or the south, there were such strong individuals, or rather, they were all strong individuals from within the Yuezhi.

As a Saipanese, Masinde not only has some cultural differences, but also some differences in his core ideas.

This is also the direction and goal that Mahinda is willing to strive for after joining the North, in order to make the North stronger.

It wasn't until harsh reality shattered the shackles that Mahinda realized the tragedy, or rather, the incompetence, of the upper echelons.

Among the strongest of their generation, Altai in the north and Sesselian in the south were both Yuezhi people. Through their abilities and strength, they not only subdued the Brahmins but also made the empire more legitimate and endowed it with the power it deserved.

Everything seemed to be moving in a positive direction, but reality is ultimately different.

The conflict between the two sides, under the influence of compromise and respect, gradually moved towards peace, towards the peace held by the Yuezhi's Altai and Sesselian.

As a price to maintain unity, Mahinda naturally sacrificed a great deal, and even now, he is still on some people's blacklist.

Arvind could recall certain reasons and methods to achieve and resolve all of this.

However, he couldn't use his methods and thinking to solve all of this. It wasn't that he was unwilling to help, but rather that his respect and awe for the other party made Mahinda very aware that his help might actually do more harm than good, increasing the already difficult situation and making things even more complicated.

Therefore, Arvind's ability to devise his own methods and take this step is what the other party values ​​most, or rather, what they have been waiting for.

Therefore, during this process, there should be no involvement from him, no reminders from him, and no information from him; otherwise, all efforts will be in vain.

Once this endeavor fails, it will be impossible to achieve something similar again.

“Altay is too strong, so strong that most methods in this world cannot deceive him. There's simply no way to persuade him except by being fully prepared…” Mahind put down his cane and began packing his things, preparing to leave and enjoy every day in Chang'an. (End of Chapter)