God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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“Okay!” Rahul glanced at Pasa, nodded slightly, and directly expressed his agreement.

As the commander responsible for maintaining the defensive line and executing tactics in the army, Passa's command ability is quite reliable. Although he is not the strongest among them, he is the most decisive in execution.

Executing tactics requires decisiveness, and so does command.

Kailash glanced at Rahul, who had agreed, and instantly understood Rahul's thoughts, so he didn't stand up to object.

Even if the Han Empire's initial attack was an encounter battle, or even a well-prepared one, it cannot explain the heavy losses suffered by the 30,000 pursuing troops.

Only when the opponent is strong enough, powerful enough to overwhelm you in a certain aspect, could this result have occurred.

Given that the Han Empire's army clearly possessed such strength, sending Pasa to test the waters suggests a deeper meaning than simply a test.

As a staunch executor of Rahul's commands, Pasa, in most cases, only conducted local command based on Rahul's operational orders, lacking sufficient overall strategic vision and judgment.

Considering this perspective, the reason why Passa took the lead in carrying out the so-called test is quite simple.

If nothing unexpected happens, the person truly commanding this probing legion is probably Rahul himself.

Upon realizing this, Kailash breathed a sigh of relief, feeling much more at ease.

Rahul's strength and command ability are beyond doubt. In terms of both strength and deterrence, he is absolutely number one in the entire army.

With someone like that taking action, there is no possibility of defeat in the war.

As for why he did this, Kailash did not delve into it, but focused on the battlefield and the overall situation.

A simple probe, sending Pasa to test the Han Empire's army, with the help of Commander Rahul, will surely lead to victory. This result will boost the morale and courage of the soldiers, and may even pave the way for Pasa's future development.

Unlike the optimistic Kailash, Nakuru, through Rahul's orders, realized that the actual commander this time was Rahul himself; otherwise, he would not have chosen Pasa, who was in charge of tactical execution.

If they could test the Han Empire's army in this way and win, everyone would be happy. Even Pasa's army could defeat the enemy. If Rahul took action, wouldn't it be like sweeping away fallen leaves in autumn?

Losing wouldn't have a big impact. Pasa wasn't a particularly strong person to begin with. Even if he lost to the Han Empire, he would just get a little scolding and that would be the end of it.

It can be said that regardless of winning or losing, it is unlikely to have a significant negative impact on the current army.

However, this method itself is a cautious choice, a cautious choice that should not have occurred.

Nakuru was well aware of Rahul's command abilities, knowing that Rahul was terrifyingly strong in his current state.

These so-called legion commanders and generals had no power to resist Rahul.

It's truly unimaginable and incomprehensible that Rahul, in this state, would adopt such a cautious approach. However, Rahul ultimately didn't bring it out into the open, and Nakuru couldn't very well bring it up publicly either; the nature of the matter is different.

Through careful observation and watching Rahul, Nakuru seemed to see a hint of worry in Rahul's eyes. His face was filled with confusion, completely unable to understand why Rahul would have such a suppressed worry.

"Pasa, you will lead 50,000 troops as the vanguard, march out of the fortress, deploy your troops on the plains, and attack the enemy..." Having made the decision and hardened his mind, Rahul arranged the orders and tasks to be carried out.

The plains and flatlands outside the fortress spread out to both sides, showing an increasingly wider trend.

It can be said that this is a very good place. The farther away from the fortress it is, the larger the area, and the more troops can be deployed, and vice versa.

This terrain is ideal for both offense and defense. If the attack goes well, the expansion of the terrain will allow for the deployment of more troops to increase the effectiveness of the pursuit.

If the attack goes poorly or there are signs of defeat, a gradual retreat can be implemented to reduce the area of ​​the battlefront and increase the depth of defense, thus achieving a more effective defense.

Given these geographical conditions, it's fair to say that a match would be completely undesirable.

Such a battlefield is extremely difficult for the attacking side, demonstrating both the difficulty of attacking a fortress and its advantages for the defending side.

"Yes!" Pasa nodded on the spot, accepting the order, and then made the most thorough preparations for the upcoming war to avoid any unexpected factors.

“Interesting, very interesting!” Arjuna glanced at the others present, then at Rahul, a slight smile appearing on his lips, but he didn’t actually laugh.

The fact that the powerful Rahul is so cautious and careful is not because of his opponent.

Others may not understand, but how could Arjuna, as the commander of the Kshatriya warrior legion, not know the reason?

Being able to take on this position requires more than just ability; it also requires connections and relationships.

If Rahul hadn't been decisive and swift enough back then, and Arjuna had actually tried to contact someone else, Rahul might not have been able to find a solution.

Rahul is indeed very strong in battlefield command, but his ability is only so-so outside of the battlefield.

Especially for Brahmins, Rahul is just one of many Brahmins and cannot represent all Brahmins, especially the core members or leaders among them.

The 400,000-strong army assembled by the Brahmins, which has been under Rahul's control for so long, has seen a significant improvement in both its combat effectiveness and order due to the training and warfare it has fought during this period.

If it were just a short period of time, that would be fine, but with such a long time, Ah Zhou couldn't believe there wasn't a problem at all.

This is an army of 400,000! If they were deployed to the battlefield, even in the North-South War of the past, they would possess the absolute power to decide the outcome. Their strength is beyond doubt.

Fortunately, Rahul himself was a Brahmin, so he did not face so much hostility from his peers, nor did he suffer various setbacks and policy changes.

The unique nature of Brahmins is the most troublesome situation… (End of Chapter)