God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Faced with Altay's caring inquiry, Awend, who understood what he was asking, gave a simple answer, thus quickly filtering out these questions.

Unfortunately, Awende underestimated Altay's care for his grandson, and the questions he asked came one after another, seemingly without end.

Despite having the intelligence network to understand most of the situation, the fact that they were asking questions one by one was making Arvind, who had initially thought he should try to be polite first, start with force, increasingly impatient.

If it weren't for the genuine emotions revealed by Altay during his questioning, Awende would have thought that the other party was deliberately stalling for time.

Delaying time?
During the series of questions, after realizing this, Avind's expression instantly became much more serious, and he looked directly at Altay.

Although he didn't speak, the sudden change in his expression and the aura he exuded immediately made Altay realize that Awende was different.

"I'm sorry, thank you for your concern, but I really don't have that much time to spare..." She tried her best to smooth out her emotions and keep her words devoid of personal feelings, directly interrupting the inquiry and concern.

Upon hearing this, Altay sized up Awende and, seeing that the other party didn't seem to be joking, calmed himself down and approached the matter with a serious and earnest attitude.

Treat seriousness with seriousness, and give it due respect.

However, when the grandfather and grandson faced the situation with this mindset and attitude, they essentially expressed their respective attitudes and thoughts.

"Now that you've come here, what is it you seek?" Altai stopped asking about trivial matters and went straight to the essential question of the matter at hand.

Similar to Arvind's intuitive perception, Altay was indeed stalling for time.

However, under the current circumstances, delaying will not change the current situation, and Altay is well aware of this.

No matter how well Avend's army concealed its movements, it was impossible to hide them from Altay.

Having fought on the battlefield for decades, how could they possibly be approached by other armies for unknown reasons?

However, Avand was indeed strong enough that Altay did not immediately grasp the whereabouts of Avand's army. By the time they did, Avand had already come to visit them.

In this situation, stalling for time with words will not solve the problem at all, because the surrounding troops simply cannot provide reinforcements in such a short period of time.

While the troops at hand may be able to hold out for a period of time, they cannot change the outcome of the battle.

Of course, there is another very important factor, namely that Awende is indeed Altay's biological grandson. Altay also wants to know what exactly caused things to turn out this way.

By maintaining this delaying stance and behavior, besides demonstrating their attitude, they also want to understand how long it will take Arvind to notice the abnormality.

The fact that the anomaly was detected in such a short time proves that Arvind's skill level has not declined at all compared to before.

This is a good thing, a very good thing.

To maintain this ability after so many years of self-imposed exile requires considerable effort.

Without the negative effects of a negative mindset, one can better assess the situation, know what is permissible and what is not, and thus the overall trend is promising and the future is achievable.

"I want the title of Marquis of Shuangmixi," Arvind stated his purpose directly. To be with the princess, one needed at least a marquisate; this was a tradition of the Han Empire and one of the conditions recorded in Han imperial history.

If he chooses to follow the path of the Han Empire, even if Avend believes he has the ability, he doesn't know how long it would take to reach the level of being enfeoffed as a marquis.

It's not that I'm afraid of wasting this time, but rather that I'm afraid that once this time is over, the princess will be gone without a trace.

Especially during my time in Chang'an, watching one princess and noblewoman after another get married and be married, it wasn't so bad when I didn't have any thoughts about it, but when I did, it was like being slowly cut with a knife, not only painful but also causing lasting damage.

The route in front of us is another route, one that won't take too much time.

The Marquis of Shuangmi was also a marquis, one of the true marquises, and a hereditary marquis.

Theoretically speaking, as long as this position is passed to him, this condition will be met, and things will proceed further.

"Okay!" Without asking why or pressing for further details, Altay nodded in agreement.

"That will be troublesome!" Arvind was somewhat surprised by Altay's quick agreement, but he quickly regained his composure and urged him on verbally.

Simply agreeing is useless; what he wants are the corresponding documents and seals. Only these things can prove that everything he said is true and that he is qualified.

"Don't worry." Having already agreed, Altay didn't waste too much time on this matter and quickly handed over the documents and seal of the Marquis of Shuangmixi to Awende.

"Thank you!" After briefly flipping through the document to confirm its authenticity and checking the seal, which was exactly the same as he remembered, Arvind politely returned the thanks after receiving it.

It's really good to be able to get these things without using force.

"Tell me, what are you going to do with these things?" Seeing the relief on Avind's face after he held the documents and seal, Altay couldn't suppress his curiosity and asked softly.

Some of the surviving documents and seals not only represent the Shuangmi Marquis, but are also the most important symbols of identity for the Shuangmi lineage. With these things, one can be said to be the ruler of the Shuangmi lineage.

Combined with the strength possessed by the Shuangmi faction, their status alone was enough to rank them among the top in this country.

However, when handing over such a valuable item to Awende, Altay felt neither reluctance nor fear.

The Shuangmi lineage did indeed need such tokens to demonstrate their identity and legitimacy, but this only applied to others, not him.

When there were official seals and documents, he was the head of the Shuangmi faction; even without these things, he remained the head of the Shuangmi faction.

"To marry the princess!" Arvind, who had already obtained the item and was determined not to lose it, stated his purpose directly.

"What? Marry the princess?" Altay was stunned upon hearing this, then looked Awende up and down, and said with some anger, "You only took these things just to marry the princess, what a spineless fellow."

Were Vasudeva I's daughters really that good? Were they worth going to such lengths for?
If you really wanted to marry Vasudeva I's daughter, you only needed to say so, and she wouldn't refuse at all.

To take things to this extent, it's hard to say whether to call it reckless or foolish. (End of Chapter)