God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The adult world is no longer a black-and-white world, especially for someone like Rahul, where values ​​are reflected in attitudes.

Kusroy is very capable and resilient, and comes from a humble background, which makes him dissatisfied with the current class system.

These facts alone are enough for Rahul to take Kusroy seriously.

As a member of the Brahmins, Rahul, who was used to treating human life as worthless, still couldn't stand another group of Brahmins and didn't even care if these Brahmins died.

If other Brahmins knew this idea, Rahul would never be as relaxed and free as he is now.

“Since the commander-in-chief needs me to train the army, then I will go and train the army.” Kusroy gave Rahul a deep look, then gently shook his head to indicate that he understood.

In any case, strength is the foundation of everything, and strength is the bottom line for negotiation.

As a member of the Untouchables, Kusroy knew very well that the current state and status of the Untouchables was not simply due to artificial isolation and separation, but also to factors of power.

Without sufficient power, all those who are untouchable can only remain untouchable; there is absolutely no other possibility.

The untouchables of the Kushan Empire have no other way to go. Even the path they have, though it can be called a path, is fraught with thorns and will cost most people their lives.

However, Kusroy didn't care about this. After all, he didn't even care much about protecting his own life, so how could he care about the lives of others?
“A glimmer of hope… but I don’t know if it’s a path that will lead anywhere.” Rahul watched Kusroy walk away, his brow furrowed slightly. Then, thinking of his own current situation, he nodded gently.

As a member of the Brahmins, Rahul truly has no respect for the Brahmins and does not approve of the Brahmins of today.

Of course, Rahul himself is now a member of the Brahmins and does not intend to completely eliminate the Brahmins, but only wants to change the current Brahmins.

In other words, Rahul can be considered a reformist at best, not a revolutionary.

Therefore, in many aspects of thinking, we haven't been pure enough or thorough enough.

However, even among reformers, Rahul belongs to the more ruthless type.

Since they believe that Brahmins should not be the way they are now, they should use their own abilities to change them.

Rahul, who is skilled in military affairs and military command, would naturally not have any political factors or political means as his first thought and judgment.

While force cannot completely solve the problem, it is highly efficient, especially for the Brahmins at present, where it has been remarkably effective.

“Next, we need to find a target, a target that is suitable for the Kusroy Legion to perform its duties…” Rahul recalled the city-states to which the Brahmins belonged and began to think about which one would be more suitable as a target.

The rule that Brahmins cannot harm other Brahmins is just a hidden, unspoken rule. What does it have to do with him?
Moreover, sending Kusroy to eliminate the Brahmins, in a sense, neither violates the unspoken rules nor fails to make those people understand that times have changed, that the world is completely different now. Eliminating just one city-state's Brahmins will prompt subsequent Brahmins to change course. Whether they then lean towards the current emperor, Vasudeva I, or temper their arrogance and live peacefully, it will be considered a positive reform.

Therefore, based on this, Rahul needs to meet many conditions to select a good target.

The more important the city-state is within the Brahmanical system, the better. The higher the importance, the wider the spread and the stronger the impact after the event.

Of course, the difference in strength between the two sides, as well as the war potential that Kusroy can unleash, must also be taken into account to determine the final target of the attack.

“It seems we need to intensify our intelligence gathering in this area. Ideally, everyone should be the same kind of person…” Rahul thought about his situation and a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

Meanwhile, in Yeping, Hrithalah also began to improve and change the methods transmitted from Chang'an.

The changes were obvious and quite blasphemous, but in the eyes of the country's nobility, they were blasphemy.

For the vast majority of nobles, bullying the king was something the Han Empire itself was capable of, and no one complained much, since they weren't the ones being bullied anyway.

But when it's actually their turn to be bullied, their opinions and thoughts change.

The inner reluctance, the resistance in words and deeds, the heartache of cutting off interests, the fear of death, and all sorts of complex emotions and attitudes led to different thoughts among the nobles.

In this process, there will always be nobles who make unwise moves, or what they think are clever moves.

"How could the people of the Han Empire implement such a policy?" Shan Ta Nu put down the sheepskin he was using to transmit information, expressed his doubts, and passed the sheepskin to the others.

The generals present did not express their opinions immediately, but waited silently until the sheepskin was circled around them and everyone had finished looking at it before they spoke.

On the one hand, this time can be used for reflection; on the other hand, it can also be used to see what other people think about this matter.

“The Han Empire’s actions are nothing short of blasphemy against the Brahmans. They will surely be cursed by the gods and abandoned by them…” Amir did not directly state his opinion, but instead expressed his inclination.

Aside from some of Rahul's remaining men, the generals present shared similar thoughts.

The reason is quite simple: if it weren't for the help and trust of the Brahmins, who would come to this place and shoulder such a heavy responsibility?

Therefore, both their own position and the source of their power prompted people to lean towards Brahmins, rely on Brahmins, and use their power to exert their influence, thereby gaining the status and strength they deserved.

“This matter is of great importance. It’s probably difficult for just the few of us to come up with a perfect solution. Let’s hand it over to them and let them handle it.” Hearing the insults from the crowd but not hearing any solutions, Shan Ta’nu could only sigh and choose to report the matter to the higher authorities to ease everyone’s burden.

After witnessing their commander Shan Ta'nu's actions and pronouncements, the people present exchanged glances, then shook their heads, inwardly satisfied with the decision. (End of Chapter)