God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Arjuna was well aware of those high-ranking Brahmins.

Unlike Rahul, who led his troops to fight outwards without any regard for consequences, most of the Brahmins within the Kushan Empire had no intention of continuing to expand their territory.

Maintaining the status quo would be quite good; if we could maintain the status quo and still be able to contend with the North, that would be the best outcome.

Four hundred thousand elite soldiers who have experienced battles, undergone extensive training, and seen bloodshed are naturally a very powerful force.

With this force present, even the Yuezhi people of the north would show more respect when they held meetings in the imperial court.

As for the Han Empire, the foreign enemy in the south, Arjuna was well aware of their situation.

The Han Empire was indeed very strong, but this strength did not mean it was invincible.

The Han Empire was indeed devastating in the past, and its achievements were quite terrifying. However, after the Brahmins intervened, the risks and pressures were basically gone.

As a result, those located in the Han Empire naturally developed a more indifferent attitude.

For some, Rahul's current position is already the best and most suitable outcome.

With its natural mountain ranges and more than a dozen passes and fortresses, it could easily leave behind a few elite troops and a rotating army of tens of thousands, leaving the Han Empire only able to look on with envy.

Back then, even with a numerical advantage of several times, it still took them several months to conquer the Han Empire's remaining troops. Now that they have captured all the defensive areas, it will be even more difficult for the Han Empire to take them back than for them.

It can be said that as long as they left a few hundred thousand troops, they could keep the Han Empire's army out of the country's borders, and they could then take the remaining troops and start negotiating with the north, or at least have the right to continue negotiating with the north.

Arjuna has no confidence in Rahul's current strategy of leading his army outwards to fight and try to feed on the enemy, compared to gaining respect from the north. In fact, Arjuna is quite disgusted by it.

What's the use of acquiring land? Absolutely none!
Do they lack food? They don't lack food or land at all.

If one wants food, one only needs to ask for it, and countless people will offer their food and land to atone for their sins, and will be grateful to them.

By this time, Arjuna had long been accustomed to the normalcy of the Brahman-ruled region and had taken it all for granted, even believing that this was the normal environment.

Regardless of whether they could fill their own stomachs, they would send food to the Brahmins whenever they needed it.

As long as it can atone for sins, anything—whether it's food, land, or people—can be offered up.

If even he could realize this, Arjuna didn't think that Rahul, this Brahmin, wouldn't be aware of it.

Based on this logical direction, Arjuna sincerely felt that Rahul's goal was problematic, and he increasingly felt that the other Brahmins' ideas were not the problem, but rather that Rahul, as the commander, had the problem.

Such a large army requires an enormous amount of food for its men and horses every day. Even if one were indifferent to the amount of food consumed, it would be impossible to allow it to be wasted in this way. Any normal person who dared to do such a thing would have been dead long ago.

However, Rahul was ultimately a Brahmin, and some things could not be said based on a single pretext or done on an empty excuse.

So now Rahul is leading his army outwards, into areas not under Brahman rule. The other Brahmins did not immediately stand up to stop him; instead, they chose to wait for Rahul to end this absurd affair.

The simplest and most appropriate reason is to wait for Rahul to suffer a defeat, however minor, so that this commander can get back on track and become a qualified and excellent Brahmin to serve the great Brahma.

Thinking of this, Arjuna suppressed his smile and looked at everyone as calmly as possible, pretending that he was completely unaware of the situation.

If Rahul suffers a defeat in the next battle, it will be easy to withdraw him with the help of the other Brahmins.

Without Rahul, the remaining men are simply not enough to deter him. At that time, he, as the commander of the Kshatriya Legion, will be able to regroup the Kshatriyas, rebuild the Kshatriya Legion, and once again become the benchmark of the south, the benchmark among the soldiers, enjoying the glory and attention of others, and experiencing the process of atonement.

However, none of this has come to fruition yet, and Arjuna doesn't mind waiting a little longer, or even a very long period.

It didn't take long for Rahul to appoint Pasa as the commander of this trial, and then delegate the corresponding military management authority, as if to allow his subordinates to perform better, giving the impression of not having complete command.

"Move out!" After glancing at the surrounding army and then at Rahul who had appeared on the scene, Pasa shook his head slightly. He then turned to the soldiers present and, using the technique of releasing his internal energy, made his voice reach everyone's ears, thus accurately transmitting the order.

Once the army moves, the Han Empire's army will naturally know. At that time, based on the Han Empire's offensive and defensive actions, they can also deduce the enemy's situation and thus determine their next course of action.

Offense or defense?

We should not only look at them, but also at the Han Empire.

If the Han Empire accepts the current situation, generals like Pasa could also accept not continuing the attack.

The Han Empire was not weak; even high-ranking generals like them could not guarantee absolute safety on the battlefield.

If we can maintain the current winning streak, that would be ideal.

“Unfortunately, the proud Han Empire would never accept such a situation. I just wonder how strong these guys are…” Standing on the fortress wall, Rahul could see the army emerging from the gate one after another, and he looked up slightly at the eastern horizon.

There, he encountered the elite troops of the Han Empire, who were also his adversaries—an unknown Han Empire general!

Knowing oneself internally and knowing one's enemy externally, being both cunning and unprepared, makes it easier to achieve victory on the battlefield.

"Report! The Kushan army has left the pass and is advancing towards our camp!" The moment the Kushan army stepped out of the gate, elite soldiers of the Han Empire informed those behind them of this situation.

"It seems they're even more anxious than we are. That's a good thing. Although we're somewhat exhausted from fighting, it's enough as part of our strategy." Guan Yu slowly rose, glanced at everyone present, and then walked out of the tent. (End of Chapter)