God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Altay, who was willing to invest heavily, didn't care how much money he was willing to spend. As long as it existed and could increase the success rate, then everything was worthwhile.

Besides, when a person lives to such an old age, they can't take anything with them when they die, so they should convert useful material possessions into something worthwhile.

"Someone, find Dasguta for me. Tell him I have something to discuss with him and that he should come to see me immediately." Suppressing his inner joy and trying his best not to reveal his complex feelings to others, Altay spoke to his personal guards after leaving the tent.

"Wait!" Before the soldier could answer and turn to leave, Altay immediately added, "There's no need to tell him to come see me immediately. Just tell him when he has time to come and pick me up."

"Yes!" Although the soldier didn't understand why there was such a big difference between the two statements, he had followed Altay for so many years and had long understood that military orders were absolute, especially orders given by the soldier himself.

You only need to repeat the words; there's no need to think about the reasons behind them.

When the news reached Dasguta's ears, he was completely bewildered and had no idea what had happened.

Despite his lack of understanding, as a veteran, he didn't waste too much time when faced with the notification from Altay, the invincible figure of the previous era.

Although he was told not to rush, as a man who was almost fifty years old, Dasguta was well aware of certain unspoken rules.

If you're really not in a hurry, why send someone to notify him?

Under normal circumstances, they are not in a superior-subordinate relationship.

Although Altay is powerful, it has long since deviated from the normal military system. Even though it still possesses strong deterrent and appeal, it is ultimately not a general in name only.

Although he was old, he was still a general in name only, with several corps under his command.

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"I wonder what General Altay wants to see me about?" Dasguta, having composed himself to arrive at this place in the best possible condition, looked at Altay, who was already waiting, and asked.

"What do you think of the South?" Altay asked the veteran general, who was younger than him and had once been a general who had dominated the battlefield.

"What does the old general think?" Upon hearing this sensitive topic, Dasguta was momentarily stunned, and then asked with some confusion.

Everyone is aware of the conflict between the North and the South, especially those at their level.

However, the ideas of the normal Yuezhi people in the north cannot represent the five branches of the Yuezhi; the difference between them is enormous.

“You were transferred to the North because of the North-South wager to avoid restrictions and dangers in the South. Now that the situation is settled, would you be willing to go to the South again?” After explaining Dasguta’s recent transfer, Altay added his opinion.

"Back to the South?" Hearing this, Dasguta frowned slightly, but then nodded. "Understood. I'll be prepared." Although reluctant to admit it, for Dasguta, life in the South was indeed far better than life in the North, whether in terms of basic living comforts or other aspects…

Perhaps it's because I've spent a long time in the south that I've become better adapted to the southern environment.

He's almost fifty years old. While he can still move around, it would be good to find a better place to retire. Once he gets too old, even if he wants to leave, he probably won't be able to. Traveling long distances is not an easy thing for the elderly, especially for an old general.

If any elderly general were to do this several times, he would probably die on the way to his campaign.

“After you get to the south, help me collect some things…” Altay was not surprised by Dasguta’s agreement; on the contrary, he found it quite normal.

The difference in living standards between the North and the South is simply too great. How many people who have seen and experienced life in both the North and the South can still remain true to themselves?
The fact that Dasguta was able to obey orders and respond to the call, instead of finding excuses to refuse or decline, was enough to demonstrate the other party's will.

As for the current situation where people are experiencing hardship again and then starting to reminisce about the good times in the South, that is very normal and very common.

Rather than keeping such a person in the North and influencing the thoughts and behaviors of others there, it would be better to send Dasguta back, allowing some distance between them and making everyone's lives more reasonable.

However, in the process, Altay naturally also asked for some things and issued some orders to facilitate communication and understanding.

"I see, I understand!" After listening to the explanation, Dasguta nodded on the spot, indicating that he understood and realized what he needed to do.

On the one hand, he led his troops back to the south to re-establish their garrisons and urged the southern personnel to fulfill their responsibilities in accordance with the previous treaties. On the other hand, he led the elite troops from the north to intercept and suppress any unusual ideas from the southern personnel.

It can't be cancelled just because it caused a lot of strange and unusual results.

"Doing this will also attract some attention. The conflict between the North and the South, which was almost buried, will likely be reignited soon, and then no one will care about Awende's affairs anymore." Altai, who was quite satisfied with his plan, suppressed his inner thoughts and looked for any gaps that needed to be filled.

To ensure everything goes smoothly, the fewer people who know this information, the better. But this is only part of the story; we also need to stir up trouble elsewhere to divert the attention of others.

Altay, which doesn't even care much about its own home, naturally doesn't care about the current atmosphere between the North and the South, let alone whether there will be conflicts between the two sides.
Or rather, deliberately exacerbating this conflict, intensifying the atmosphere between the North and the South, and forcing certain people to shift their focus.

These are also sacrifices that can be made, and are also costs to be paid for a higher success rate.

Meanwhile, Arvind, who had everything going too smoothly, quickly returned to his army with the documents and seal, and met with the rest of the troops.

Arvind showed everyone the documents and seals in his hands, and his smile was unstoppable.

Having obtained these items meant he had achieved his goals for this trip. Now, the most important thing was to return to Chang'an. Only then could he accomplish what lay ahead. (End of Chapter)