God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Completely unaware of the turmoil his decree had caused in the entire court's political environment, Liu Tong looked at the information Si Niang had relayed back, a hint of confusion flashing across his face.

"Is this... correct?" Even Liu Tong was surprised by the result.

Even though I had my suspicions, it was still hard to believe when it actually happened.

“That’s right, it was exactly like this when I received it, and no one else has touched it.” Seeing the doubt in Liu Tong’s words, Si Niang also moved closer to Liu Tong to confirm the information she had conveyed, and then nodded to indicate that she had not delivered it to the wrong person.

"It's nothing much, I'm just surprised by their speed and efficiency." After putting down the intelligence report, Liu Tong couldn't help but fall into further thought.

The intelligence is definitely accurate, and Si Niang wouldn't interfere with its contents, so what Yumen Pass provided is certainly reliable.

"So decisive? Three complete legions, just cut them up like that?" After glancing at the intelligence report again, Liu Tong still had some doubts about his eyes.

A legion with this level of strength is merely a figurehead in any country.

Any movement or personnel change within the legion will raise alarms and attract attention from a large number of people.

In particular, the fact that a full-strength legion, with a large number of personnel, could be brought out without alerting others and still maintain the army's obedience demonstrates that Arvind's control over his legion had reached a considerably high level.

Moreover, as a fundamental component of the military, each soldier also has their own family clique, and these cliques also influence the soldiers themselves.

If you don't want these soldiers to be affected, the best way is to take these small groups with you.

However, taking these personnel with them would be completely different from a regular transfer of a legion.

A standard legion can always find some reason to move or leave its base; the difference lies only in how long these reasons can delay it.

However, if they were to bring the families of these legionary soldiers, there would be very few plausible reasons to do so.

Of the few reasons given, almost all of them are related to the highest position, namely the emperor.

Within the context of the entire Kushan Empire, this relates to Vasudeva I.

Without the order of Vasudeva I, such a large-scale military relocation, especially one that included the families of the soldiers, was no different in nature from a rebellion.

The fact that the entire legion could be brought out must mean that proper arrangements were made for the families of the soldiers; otherwise, how long could the legion itself have lasted?
If the legion itself cannot sustain itself, then what is the point of forcibly bringing it out?

Thinking from this perspective, Arvind must have solved this problem in order to lead the legion out and even travel through the Western Regions to the Jade Gate Pass.

Although there were chat groups for reference, Liu Tong never imagined that Arvind could achieve this level of skill.

After all, according to the records in the chat group, Arvind's heart was extremely weak, which was completely incompatible with his talent and ability.

It is truly surprising that such a choice could be made in a situation that demands exceptional courage and decisiveness.

Thinking of this, Liu Tong couldn't help but sigh.

As times change, the records in the group chat only document the past. Under the influence of different environments and events, people take different choices and directions, which is understandable. However, thinking of this, Liu Tong became somewhat curious about how Arvind managed to do all this.

Large-scale evacuation of legions and resettlement of legion soldiers' families requires not only military capabilities but also extremely strong political skills and the ability to deceive the public.

Based on what Arvind has shown so far, the other party should not possess such an ability at all.

Military ability can also be explained by talent, and Arvind's talent is indeed outstanding, so it is normal that he can achieve this.

But can Arvind also achieve this level of political acumen?
If he had such high political ability, how could Arvind have fallen into a predicament and been rescued by Mahinda?
"Could it be that Arvind really changed so much after returning? To the point that he could become so strong in an area he wasn't good at before, just like a sublimation?" Completely unaware of the process, Liu Tong could only suppress his thoughts and begin to ponder how to reply to Yumen Pass.

Under normal circumstances, Arvind's situation would likely be fraught with difficulties and have a very slim chance of success.

After all, the Yuezhi were also extremely adept at governing and controlling their own internal affairs.

Even though there were rebels within the Yuezhi who attracted foreign tribes, it could not conceal the Yuezhi's ability to control the internal situation.

The fact that no major disturbances have occurred in this wasteland north of the Khyber Pass over the past century demonstrates the strength of the control measures taken.

With his own strength and status, mobilizing troops was no difficult task for Arvind.

Even if it's several legions, the result will be the same; nothing will change.

As for the related domestic arrangements and the issues concerning soldiers' families, after persuading his grandfather through sheer force, those issues ceased to be problems.

As one of the five branches of the Yuezhi and one of the foundations of the entire Kushan Empire, its political power and capabilities were naturally enormous.

Especially after persuading the patriarch of the family, it became extremely simple.

In this situation, the political and military power that the chieftain, representing one of the five branches of the Yuezhi, could mobilize was quite formidable.

It would be perfectly easy for such political and military power to cover up the family problems of several legion commanders.

This approach can be simplified or made more complex depending on the needs, the difference being the degree of respect shown to royalty.

If we want to be more respectful, we should try to make things as reasonable as possible so that everyone can get along on the surface.

For example, disbanding the legion, repatriating personnel, etc.

Or, as before, Arvind's mentality deteriorated again, and he simply went into seclusion, and so on.

Regardless of whether others believe it or not, as long as it's reasonable, that's fine.

If there's no respect, then when reporting, just report that several legions are missing and personnel cannot be found, and you can just move on and let it go.

As for choosing not to believe it and then sending out investigators, does that mean the investigators won't disappear?

After a few disappearances, everyone will get a feel for it, and then they won't disappear anymore. (End of Chapter)