God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Shan Ta Nu, who chose to upload this type of intelligence information, naturally has his own unique information communication channels due to his current identity and status, so the speed of information transmission is naturally not slow.

This information quickly reached Banner.

"Your Excellency Banner, Shanta has sent you some important information. What do you think?" Upon receiving the message, the servant quickly presented Banner with all the relevant personnel information.

"Oh, news from Shantuo? Could it be that they've won another battle?" Zhu Helai, who was listening to this message, expressed his doubts and thoughts with some surprise.

"It's just a minor issue, nothing serious," Banner shook his head slightly. Instead of immediately unlocking the corresponding token, he tried to get rid of Zhu Helai and have him leave early.

In this country, among all the people from both the North and South, there are not many who can truly make Banjim wary, and Zhu Helai in front of him is definitely one of them.

Unlike his pure fear of others' strength, Banham genuinely sensed certain evenly matched qualities in Zhu Helai.

Based on this alone, one can determine who is stronger and who is weaker.

"A minor problem? I hope so," Zhu Helai said casually, while his eyes were fixed on Banner, trying to detect any possible lies and to determine what the real information was.

The information from the frontline generals was not immediately delivered to His Majesty the Emperor, but instead was given to Banham immediately. The significance of this is almost unimaginable.

However, upon reflection, given that this is within the Brahmanical system, it seems that their behavior and choices are not a major problem.

Under normal circumstances, there is indeed no problem, but compared to Vasudeva I, the problem is much bigger.

Despite facing adversity, Vasudeva I was indeed a wise ruler, and could even be ranked among the top emperors in history.

They can tolerate what ordinary people cannot tolerate, and endure what ordinary people cannot endure, but there are limits to such tolerance and concessions.

Especially for people like Zhu Helai, a considerable portion of the transformations that Brahmins were required to follow or carry out had not yet been completed.

“Naturally, it’s a minor issue. In this country, whether for you or for me, does a truly significant problem even exist?” Banham neither underestimated himself nor Zhu Helai.

What he was able to do, Zhu Helai could most likely do as well, because they were both wise men, the most outstanding wise men in the country.

Wisdom is their greatest weapon, their strongest weapon, and also a weapon that kills without drawing blood.

"Since that's the case, then I won't look at it. I also have something to do, so I'll leave first." Zhu Helai took a deep look at the sheepskin, then turned around and left without much hesitation or delay.

From Banner's expression, actions, and the thoughts revealed in his words, Zhu Helai knew very well that Banner's so-called minor problem was most likely just that—a minor problem.

But since it's a problem, it naturally needs to be solved. There are many ways to solve it, and that's perfectly understandable.

However, as an observer, Zhu Helai felt that he still had the ability to cause some trouble for the other party.

Occasionally indulging in some intellectual pursuits can be seen as a tacit understanding between the two sides in terms of politics.

Vasudeva I was tolerant of many things, but he was tolerant of very few things when it came to his civil and military officials. For example, when they held important positions, the moments when they could truly unite as one were extremely rare.

After seeing that Zhu Helai had really left, Banham finally had time to look at the contents written on the parchment and the intact seal, and nodded slightly.

If the information has not been leaked, then let him see for himself what it is about to deliver information directly from the front lines to him.
However, after reading the information, Banner, who considered himself to be a cautious person and also confident in his intelligence, turned terribly gloomy.

Even his not-so-thick palms were slapped directly onto the table, and the sound produced made communication and exchange possible.

“To dare to damage the foundation of my Brahmanism is simply wishful thinking. Neither the Han Empire nor anyone else can achieve this, nor is it possible for them to achieve even this much.” Banham’s anger and gloom lasted for quite some time.

Although the Brahmanical system has been proven to be extremely stable over hundreds of years, he is still one of the most outstanding sages in the world.

Banham was well aware that the Brahmanical system had accumulated a great deal of knowledge over this period.

With all these safeguards in place, the fact that the code was cracked so quickly speaks volumes about the factors at play, something Banner knew all too well.

As for the degree of support for Brahmins, as long as Banham's stance hasn't shifted, he will naturally be more supportive of Brahmins, which is a significant difference between him and Zhu Helai.

However, not all of the lowest-ranking untouchables have become completely untouchable; some still harbor ambitions and attempt to resist and change the situation.

But if the rebellion succeeds and the change is successful, are the Brahmins of today still Brahmins?

No, absolutely not. Even if the Brahmanical system existed later, it would never be like it is now.

Therefore, for Banham and the Brahmins, the improved and reformed Yeping Kingdom by Helilah was an unacceptable reality.

"Since the distance between Ye Pingguo and the fortress is not far, then Banner should personally carry out the plan and see if he can execute a very good counter-encirclement plan to completely solve this problem. If he can bring the enemy back, then he should. But if he can't bring them back or if it's too difficult, then he should find a way to completely resolve this." Banner thought of the other people selected from within the Brahman. These people, when serving as generals and legion commanders, could not exert their full strength effectively. They could only be said to have some special kind of drain.

Upon receiving this feedback, Shan Ta Nu immediately collapsed next to the sand table, accompanied by a reasonably useful drawing, explaining the effort and hardship of the entire night.

"Commander Shanta Nu, what should we do to complete this mission?" Amir was still somewhat uneasy and completely at a loss for what to do. (End of Chapter)