God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Before Ban Jialuo could explain what had happened, he saw the twinkling stars in the sky, which seemed to be getting bigger and bigger.

Then, relying on his exceptional physical abilities, Ban Jialuo instantly saw what was about to attack.

"Damn it, it's an arrow, an arrow at this speed..." Ban Jialuo, having just discovered all this, hadn't finished speaking.

Arrows falling from the sky at extremely high speed directly covered the entire forward camp of Nakuru.

It accurately hit the forward camp, and during the landing process, it directly generated various cloud explosions, and the resulting shockwaves directly disrupted the entire forward camp.

This situation caused even greater chaos in the already disorganized army camp due to the Han army's attack.

Once a situation arises where soldiers are unaware of their generals, and generals are unaware of their soldiers, it becomes very difficult to restore order in a short period of time.

Without order, without corresponding organization, and without corresponding control, Ban Jialuo could understand what kind of blow the vanguard would suffer.

Realizing this, Ban Jialuo did not hesitate or delay at all, and left the central army at top speed to prepare to cross the Ganges.

However, the excessively fast movement speed and the undisguised manipulation of internal energy also attracted the attention of the experts in the Han army.

In particular, Ban Jialuo's ability to cross the Ganges River in mid-air upon reaching its banks demonstrates his status as a master.

Under the suppression of the army's cloud of energy, even experts with internal energy separated from their bodies could not fly. Knowing the urgency of the situation, Ban Jialuo did not forcefully resist the army's cloud of energy.

On the one hand, it's impossible; on the other hand, it's not that stupid. Just get close to the surface of the Ganges and run there as fast as you can.

As long as you are fast enough and create some internal air compression on the water surface at the soles of your feet, you can easily run across it.

Unfortunately, when he appeared alone on the Ganges, he was immediately targeted by Huang Zhong, who was prepared, with his bow and arrow.

The attack, built up with accumulated power, struck Ban Jialuo with pinpoint accuracy.

With the intuition and sixth sense of a master, Ban Jialuo keenly sensed this attack, or rather, the feeling of being locked on.

The feeling of being so close to death made Ban Jialuo very clear that he couldn't dodge this attack and could only resist it.

However, that's under normal circumstances. As a self-aware expert, Ban Jialuo knew very well that even if he tried to block it head-on, he couldn't withstand such a deadly aim.

The gods and Buddhas he believed in allowed him to perceive death more accurately and precisely.

Based on this feeling alone, Ban Jialuo already understood the seriousness and consequences of this attack.

However, every cloud has a silver lining, and the Ganges River beneath his feet gave him a new lease on life.

He concentrated all his internal energy and launched an attack on the most fatal point, the one closest to death. After unleashing the attack, he dissipated the internal energy in his feet and then fell directly into the Ganges River.

Even so, the collision of the two attacks generated a violent impact of internal energy. Huang Zhong, who was already concealing his arrows, naturally knew that some experts were not easy to kill, so he fired a second shot in the shortest possible time. However, the second shot did not produce the expected result, which surprised even Huang Zhong.

Guan Yu glanced at the scene and, having learned what had happened, couldn't help but twitch at the corner of his mouth.

As a master, how could he just jump into the Ganges and run away? Where is his dignity?

Of course, if Ban Jialuo understood Guan Yu's thoughts, he would definitely scoff at them.

Huang Zhong, who launched his attack under the suppression of the army's cloud of energy, suffered damage to his internal organs with just one attack. Did they really expect him to withstand a second blow? What were they thinking?

There's no need for people to fight against their own fate. Even if someone keeps shouting about returning to Brahma after death, Ban Jialuo doesn't want to return to Brahma too soon.

"Ignore them, continue the attack and further disrupt the enemy's forward camp!" Since the goal wasn't to completely cut off the Nakuru Legion's communication channels for help, Guan Yu didn't care how Ban Jialuo escaped.

In some ways, Ban Jialuo's method of escaping and transmitting information seems more reasonable, at least much more normal than seriously injuring the other party as they had thought.

"Follow me!" Wielding his eighteen-foot spear, Zhang Fei looked at the Kushan army, which was already in disarray, and made no attempt to hide his malice. He activated 60% of his Legion Talent, further amplifying the corresponding sense of fear, which enveloped everyone around him, making the already chaotic situation even more chaotic.

"Set fire arrows!" Seeing Zhang Fei leading his elite troops to charge in, killing anyone who stood in his way, Pei Yuanshao did not follow. Instead, he turned to Sima Ju and Du Yuan and carried out their assigned tasks.

Advance directly to both flanks along the fence of the Kushan camp, and then launch fire arrows directly into the area inside the fence.

They didn't care whether they could kill anyone; they only cared about causing greater chaos and making the Kushan front camp appear brighter and more vulnerable.

When infantry cannot maintain a neat and orderly formation, they are basically doomed when faced with the charge and attack of cavalry.

The battle-hardened Nakuru abandoned the vanguard and forcibly ordered his troops to build a defense in the center, preparing for possible further attacks by the Han cavalry and any potential Han ground forces.

As for the Han cavalry spreading to both flanks, even if Nakuru discovered their movements and actions, he could do nothing to help them without a cavalry legion at his disposal. Apart from improving the necessary defenses, there was nothing he could do.

"Found it!" While throwing fire arrows and observing the entire camp, Pei Yuanshao quickly found his target—the location of the timber storage.

It wasn't food or military equipment, but timber used to build a pontoon bridge.

These timbers were not specially protected or excessively concealed; they were simply placed in the area near the Ganges River in front of the army, so that they could be used for the construction of pontoon bridges in the shortest possible time if needed.

"Set it on fire!" After confirming the target, Pei Yuanshao excitedly commanded his soldiers to use all the remaining fire arrows to attack the area and burn the corresponding wood.

After confirming that the flames had been ignited and were burning fiercely, Pei Yuanshao led his cavalry and fled, while simultaneously relaying the information to Guan Yu.

Upon receiving the message that the mission was completed, Guan Yu glanced at the Kushan vanguard camp, which had been mostly destroyed, and then at the sky that was about to brighten, before issuing the planned orders.

"Retreat!" (End of Chapter)