God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"Regret?" Lu Yu (Liu Tong) narrowed her eyes slightly, looked at Helilah, and whispered, "With your abilities, even if you really go, how could you let us regret it?"

The power of spiritual radiance is indeed very strong, especially for the Brahmins of the South, where it can be specifically enhanced, making those living in a world of religious delusion even more fanatical.

However, this does not mean there are no side effects. The spiritual radiance possessed by Hrithrah has a similar effect on the army to some extent as the spiritual talent possessed by Ju Shou.

While amplifying the advantages, it also amplifies the corresponding disadvantages, but there are still some differences between the two.

The advantages and disadvantages of spiritual brilliance depend entirely on the degree to which individuals accept the Brahmanical cultural system; the deeper the acceptance, the greater the influence, and vice versa.

Hlilah fell silent.

Lu Yu (Liu Tong) spoke very frankly, and Hlilah naturally understood what she meant.

If one can fail once, one can naturally fail a second time; similarly, if the Han Empire could defeat him once, it could naturally defeat him a second time.

That power, capable of altering and distorting fate, was indeed beyond his reach.

The radiance of the spirit is ultimately just the radiance of the spirit; it is not the true descent of the great god Brahma. Therefore, it is difficult to exert its due effect on others.

“What you say is indeed true. Then may I ask what brings you here?” After a moment of contemplation, Hrirah recovered from the blow and put aside that topic to ask directly.

If there was nothing wrong, they wouldn't come here to find him. It's only because something related to him has happened that they've come to find him.

Even if he has some abilities, he is probably dispensable to the Han Empire. Putting him under house arrest in this place is already a merciful measure by the Han Empire.

“It’s a very simple thing, and it’s not difficult for you. All you need to do is use the Radiance of Spirit and say a few words…” Seeing that the other party had finally relented, Lu Yu (Liu Tong) slowly revealed her thoughts.

Upon hearing this idea, Hrilah's initially puzzled expression instantly turned into one of surprise, and he looked at Lu Yu (Liu Tong) with disbelief, completely unable to understand why the other party would say such a thing to him.

"I'm sorry, I can't do it." After pondering for a long time, Hrirah finally shook his head, giving a refusal, and added, "For the Han Empire, this is a trivial matter, and it doesn't require our involvement..."

Having heard the whole story, Hrithalah ultimately chose not to comply with Lu Yu's (Liu Tong) suggestion.

Unleashing one's talent and uttering those few words seems simple enough, and it's easy to execute, but the price to pay is not so simple.

Regardless of who it was aimed at, since the Han Empire dared to do this, it must have been beneficial to the Han Empire, and harmful to any entity other than the Han Empire.

Given the hostile relationship between the two, Hlilah could not see a suitable opportunity or time no matter how he looked at it.

"Oh, if that doesn't work either, then it seems there's no other way." Lu Yu (Liu Tong) sighed softly, offering her regretful blessings in advance. The initial plan was indeed very simple, and the initial requirements were not high at all.

By luring him step by step, Harirah unwittingly falls into the trap, gradually ensnaring him, and finally accomplishing the task of killing the Brahmin, before unleashing his power to destroy and completely disrupt the Brahmin structure.

At that time, millions or even tens of millions of people within the Brahman territory will be able to break free from their old perceptions, and the differences in perception and time will inevitably lead to large-scale chaos.

In such chaos, even if the Kushan Empire did not treat its people as human beings, even if the Brahmins did not treat their people as human beings, the resulting chaos and turmoil would be enough to shake the foundations of the Kushan Empire.

It could even exacerbate this turmoil and increase its scale, making it last longer and have a wider impact.

It's quite normal for the population under the Brahmins to be halved under such widespread baptism and turmoil.

If such a large loss of population were to occur, it would not only be a possibility, but the internal conflicts would not only not decrease, but would become even larger, ultimately affecting the collective.

If the noble Brahmins are unable to increase the number of lower-level members, will nothing change?

They could even take advantage of the situation on the battlefield to propose other conditions to further suppress or even eliminate the Brahmins. The final result would then be self-evident.

Of course, this familiar method and means was neither proposed by Lu Yu (Liu Tong) nor conceived by Lu Yu (Liu Tong).

Throughout the entire process, only Li Ru and Jia Xu actually made this suggestion and attempted to inquire further.

In their calculations, this was one of the least damaging methods to attack the Kushan Empire, but the potential gains were also relatively small compared to other methods.

However, from a long-term perspective, this is a pretty good method; apart from being inhumane, everything else is quite good.

By directly disrupting the Brahmanical structure and destroying the Brahmanical lower classes' understanding and acceptance of the system, they could then exploit the chaos to fuel the ambitions and desires of the majority. After a period of time, they would then witness a fragmented, extremely weak Kushan Empire.

"Since you've said everything you need to say, then I won't see you off." Having already lost control of the situation, Helilah gritted his teeth and ultimately decided to politely see Lu Yu (Liu Tong) off, giving him more time to react and think, and to find a solution.

“Since you’re unwilling to stop working on that issue, why don’t we plan out the post-war settlement…” Lu Yu (Liu Tong) glanced casually at Hrithalah, showing no intention of leaving, and explained the next steps.

"Have you won the war?" Even though he had this thought and preparation in his heart, Hrithalah was still somewhat saddened and distressed when this situation actually occurred.

As a defeated general, Hlilah is more aware of the gap between the two sides and realizes the differences, but he feels powerless to make changes.

"How is it?" Lu Yu (Liu Tong) neither confirmed nor denied, but simply asked again. (End of Chapter)