God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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As Karnak had imagined, when the messenger's message was relayed back to the experts in the city, the many experts who had already heard the commotion instantly realized what had happened.

After confirming that the Han Empire's army had breached the fortress walls and entered the city, all the experts acted with great self-awareness and immediately ran to the north and south, with not a single one following the routed soldiers westward.

Being in the midst of a rout is by no means safe.

The oppressive cloud formations prevented them from flying, and their running speed was barely faster than that of soldiers. In addition, their large numbers attracted the attention of the enemy. It's safe to say that only a fool would run with the main force.

For skilled warriors like them, as long as they fled to the north or south, the Han Empire's army would be unable to catch them, thus ensuring their safety.

As for Horarych and the others, the group that had split up and escaped remembered him after a while, but then they all tacitly forgot about him.

After all, since they split up to escape, someone else might remember them and go back to take Harallih away. Naturally, there would be no need for them to go back and risk their lives to bring back someone whose fate is unknown.

If the person is brought back, then whoever brought them back will deserve some credit.

As for how to divide the credit, everyone has long since become adept at it.

It was precisely because their troops split into multiple routes that the Han army's pursuing forces lost sight of their main target, allowing Haralih to successfully return to the embrace of the Brahmins.

If the person is not brought back, everyone will feel sorry for him. Hralikh, who was successfully brought back after completing the mission, will just fall back into the hands of the Han army. They will need to execute a more successful plan to bring him back.

As for who should take the blame, everyone already has a tacit understanding.

As the wartime commander at the front, General Shantana, handpicked by the Brahmins, was undoubtedly the most outstanding and best choice among them.

If Shan Ta Nu takes the blame alone, everyone will be safe and have the opportunity to enjoy their current treatment.

Moreover, as someone trusted by the Brahman, Shantana was capable of taking the blame. One person's responsibility would benefit everyone else, so why not?
It can be said that everyone with a highly unified idea embarked on their own escape routes, and Guan Yu captured the fortress in the shortest possible time. Without further delay, he led the defeated army to the next fortress.

As the sky gradually brightened, Guan Yu's army, along with a large number of defeated soldiers, arrived at the second fortress.

What came into view was no longer the flag of the Kushan Empire, nor the representative of some god, but rather rows of crimson flags.

"Is this... right?" Liao Hua looked at the very familiar flag, then at the eagle circling in the sky, and was speechless.

"It seems someone got there before us; this credit doesn't belong to us." Pei Yuanshao's lips twitched as he looked at the fortress gates gradually opening and sighed softly.

"As long as we can complete the mission, nothing else matters." Zhou Cang, who also noticed this scene, didn't care that his merits had been stolen and directly stated the current outcome.

"It seems to be going even more smoothly than I expected." Fa Zheng, who was advancing with the vanguard, turned to look at the drowsy Guo Jia and said with a smile, "Why don't we guess how many fortresses the guard has captured?" "These new recruits can capture a lot of fortresses?" Zhang Fei, who was also standing next to the two, asked in a deep voice after hearing what Fa Zheng said.

"The guard has been established for quite some time, and no matter how you look at it, it shouldn't have much to do with new recruits," Huang Xu said, expressing his confusion as he responded to the order to regroup.

"Those guys were only considered new recruits when they actually went to the battlefield," Zhang Fei explained simply, clarifying the difference between the two groups.

Truly outstanding soldiers, especially those who have been tempered on the battlefield, generally have very poor lives on the battlefield.

However, despite being established very early and trained extremely rigorously, the Princess Guard's actual participation in or experience of war was very short.

It's too short to transform an outstanding civilian into a truly outstanding soldier.

“These new recruits? Okay.” Fa Zheng then turned to look at Guo Jia again and asked his question.

As for Guo Jia, who wanted to sleep, Fa Zheng didn't seem to care about that at all.

Pretending to be asleep and actually sleeping are two different states, and Guo Jia's current acting skills and state of mind cannot be hidden from him.

"Since Xiaozhi has said so, then I'll bet everything." As if awakened, Guo Jia casually took out a jade pendant from his bosom and placed it in Fazheng's hand.

Fa Zheng looked at the jade pendant in his hand and fell silent instantly.

Wasn't what he just said a guess? When did it become a bet?
"Since Fengxiao believes it is all, then I, Guan, also believe it is all." Guan Yu, who was originally somewhat cautious about the upcoming battle, became more composed after hearing this. He then took out a jade pendant and placed it in Fazheng's hand to show his support for Guo Jia.

Whether it's right or wrong doesn't matter; what's important is acknowledging what Guo Jia said.

"Since Second Brother says so, then I also think Second Brother is right." Seeing his brother like this, Zhang Fei was about to take out a jade pendant from his pocket, but then he remembered that he did not bring a jade pendant, so he took out a gold ingot from his pocket and put it on.

"Really?" Seeing everyone's actions, Huang Xu finally realized what was happening and quickly prepared to take out a bank draft from his pocket and put it on.

Realizing what was happening, Fa Zheng immediately withdrew his hand and stared intently at the numbers on the bank draft that Huang Xu had pulled out.

"Then I won't participate. Gambling is ultimately not a good thing..." Huang Xu, who had been under constant scrutiny, took back the ten million yuan in his hand, and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

They almost gambled away the entire legion's salaries. If they lose, they'll probably have to ask their good brothers for help to raise the money.

You really shouldn't get involved in these people's conversations; you might run out of money at any moment.

Dealing with clever people like this, you never know how you'll be outmaneuvered. Just like my father said, I really need to be cautious around these kinds of people. (End of Chapter)