God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Despite the ongoing war and the onslaught from Cao Chun, Ma Chao, Pang De, and others, Gachali, with his massive army, coordinated the resistance while simultaneously reorganizing the military structure, which he did remarkably well and made increasingly orderly.

After all, the Yuezhi generals and officers were not fools. The fighting power and suppressive force displayed by the Han army, and that terrifying momentum directly covered the battlefield. Under such circumstances, disobeying orders would only lead to a quicker death.

Only by obeying the strong can one survive better. Moreover, the command shown by Gachali can be described as very strong, and the way he dealt with things was also quite calm.

It was through this calm and powerful operation that Gachali quickly gained actual command of this large army.

Especially when he was certain that he had real control over the army, Gacholl commanded his troops with even more ease.

Any officer who disobeys orders or delays too much when obeying them can be sent to their death with just a little guidance and command, thus enabling better command and demonstrating a stronger side.

The remaining officers, whether or not they realized this, were much faster and more resolute in carrying out Gacholi's orders during the subsequent troop deployment.

This obedience to internal orders further enhanced Gacholi's actual combat capabilities in commanding the army, making him increasingly adept at dealing with Han cavalry.

It can be said that at this point, even Serona, who did not have a particularly deep understanding of military affairs, could see that Gacholi was now completely capable of holding off the Han cavalry.

The Han cavalry are also human. It is already surprising that they could travel day and night and fight for so long. The fact that they are still fighting now is truly admirable.

However, as the battle continued into the night, the army under Gachori's command could still rotate its large numbers without affecting the actual condition of the soldiers.

But could the Han army do that?

Even if the Han army's will was unwavering, could their physical condition support such a will?
When his body could no longer sustain the attack, the Han cavalry would inevitably retreat. At that time, Jiaqieli, who had already gained actual command of the army, would be able to deal with the Han army again with greater ease and simplicity than he was now.

"Judging from the current state of the Han army, they can only fight until dawn at most, and then they can't continue fighting..." Gaqueli, who had gained actual command of the entire army, still had to spend a lot of time deploying troops, but compared to the initial busyness, it was indeed much easier, and he even had more free time.

"Is it dawn yet?" Eya glanced at the sky. It seemed that night had not been long, and there were still several hours until dawn, but the confidence and composure that Gacheli displayed were truly convincing.

"Our organization is fully coordinated. Although the enemy is strong, if we surround them, they will only face certain death. If they don't retreat before dawn, we have a very high probability of annihilating them once we surround them." At this moment, Gachori spoke with complete confidence, showing no concern about the impossibility of achieving his goal. However, he also explained the current situation: "Operating at night, regardless of the situation on both sides, is actually affected. Military deployment and response are much worse than during the day. In other words, the larger the army, the greater the impact at night..."

These words made the people around him understand the situation.

Their army far outnumbered the Han army, so the effects of the nighttime conditions were far greater on them than on the Han army—a significant disadvantage. Once dawn broke, this disadvantage would disappear, and the balance of power would naturally reverse. At that point, they would not only be able to resist the Han army's advance, but also repel or even annihilate them.

Unfortunately, this good news, which was enough to excite everyone present, did not last long and plummeted with the news that Han reinforcements were about to arrive.

Upon hearing the message from the messenger, Jiaqieli's expression instantly darkened, especially with the Han soldiers gradually emerging in the distance, which proved this point.

This left Gachori, who had already begun deploying his troops to prepare for a daytime counterattack, completely stunned.

Despite the trouble, for the safety of his own army, Gacholi had no choice but to order his troops to change their formation and prepare to resist the Han army.

However, large-scale formation changes at night, especially without light guidance, can take a very long time.

However, no matter how long it takes, changes must be made where necessary. Otherwise, relying on the formations previously prepared for a counterattack will only result in a head-on collision if we suffer another major blow.

The consequences of the forced clash between the armies were beyond Gacholi's estimation and prediction. However, based on his assessment of the Han cavalry's combat strength, he believed that such a head-on confrontation would most likely result in the collapse of his own army, which would then be forced to retreat to the Khyber Pass fortress.

If this were to happen, Gachali felt that even if he died on the battlefield, he would not be able to atone for his mistakes.

There can be no accidents or mishaps at the Khyber Pass. We must do everything in our power to keep the Han army out of the fortress.

"The enemy is making a large-scale change in formation?" Cao Cao, who quickly led his troops to the battlefield, stood in a relatively high position and made a judgment instantly by looking at the deployment and formation of the two armies on the battlefield. At the same time, a flash of inspiration passed through his mind, and he keenly seized the opportunity.

If they don't come, our own army on the battlefield will only have about 20,000 cavalry. Everything the enemy has arranged is clearly for a better attack and encirclement.

But now they've arrived, with this kind of offensive and encirclement army formation.

"It's normal to change formations during wartime, isn't it?" Dian Wei scratched his head, turned to look at Zhang Xiu, and asked with some confusion.

“That’s right, it’s perfectly normal.” Zhang Xiu nodded in response to Dian Wei’s question.

"Then, my lord?" Dian Wei, hearing that this behavior was normal, knew he hadn't misremembered, and then looked at Cao Cao with some curiosity.

"Zhang Xiu, listen to my command! Lead your troops to attack from the right flank, cutting straight into the enemy's rear! Cai Yang and Li Qian, listen to my command! Follow Zhang Xiu into the enemy ranks, and then infiltrate to both flanks!" Cao Cao quickly issued the orders, then picked up his lance and said with great bravado, "The rest of the troops, follow my banner and charge!" (End of Chapter)