God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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While Pasa and Durga, who were inside Jambo City, were unaware that something was amiss, Rahul, who was to the west of Jambo City, realized that something was wrong.

Rahul knew that the deliberate movement of his own troops, even if it was a subjective movement based on the battlefield situation, was not a good outcome.

This subjective behavior based on battlefield judgment is essentially an action manipulated by the enemy, which means the loss of the initiative on the battlefield.

Recalling the actions of the Han army, Rahul immediately realized that there was a huge flaw in his own defenses, a flaw that had appeared after the troop movements.

Without the constructed permanent fortifications, without the thick defensive lines of troops, and without the long-range support of various military equipment, it was tantamount to forcibly dragging the army onto the battlefield to engage in direct field combat.

In terms of large-scale field battles, Rahul was even more aware of the gap between them and the Han army.

"It seems I can't wait any longer!" Rahul, who always felt something was amiss, put aside his inner thoughts and gave up the idea of ​​continuing to control the officers and decided to take command himself.

As soon as Rahul made his decision, the legions that had been stationed around him immediately raised their troops and headed straight for Champoa City without further delay.

The movement of the Rahul Legion was quickly relayed to Pasa and Durga in Jambo.

Having a general understanding of the reasons behind Rahul's actions, Durga and Passa, when the Rahul Legion was being mobilized, were not at all happy about Rahul's early arrival. Instead, they looked at each other in bewilderment, realizing a certain danger.

As one of Rahul's most capable subordinates, Pasa and Durga were well aware of Rahul's habits and knew that he was not the type to change plans or decisions arbitrarily.
"It seems there's trouble at the front. We must immediately investigate the current situation there..." After realizing the situation, Passa looked seriously towards the east, his brows furrowing unconsciously.

Although the exact reason is unclear, the fact that Commander Rahul has been mobilized is enough to put them on high alert.

"Investigate?" Durga was somewhat skeptical, then nodded, rejecting the suggestion. Instead, he said very seriously, "If we wait until the investigation is over before taking action, it might be too late by the time we realize what happened. Right now, we should gather the troops in the city and prepare for an attack. We'll strike as quickly as possible once the orders from the front arrive."

"Okay!" I understand. There might be some hidden dangers in doing this, but now that things have come to this, Passa doesn't care anymore.

Compared to the major hidden dangers that may arise on the front lines, any problems that occur inside Jambo City are not even worth mentioning.

However, as Passa and Durga cautiously coordinated their troops and prepared to go out to provide support, information from the Gars army at the front quickly reached their ears.

Upon receiving this information, the two looked at each other, then understood Rahul's concerns and realized that something was wrong.

"The initiative on the battlefield has been taken by the enemy. Damn it, it seems we must set off as soon as possible, otherwise the Gars Legion will be in mortal danger..." Durga never underestimated the Han army's grasp of the rhythm of war, nor did he underestimate the Han army's combat power. It was precisely because he understood the Han army's combat power that he understood the pressure facing the Gars Legion.

"Then shall we mobilize the entire army?" Pasa turned to look at Durga, observing his gaze, and said decisively, "Once Kailash crosses the Ganges, our army's defensive depth outside the city will essentially be gone."

“That is indeed the case. Now we can only minimize our losses.” Durga gestured to his attendant to help him put on his armor, and said with his eyes slightly closed, “Next, our army will face the Han army troops in full combat mode.” Pasa was silent for a moment, then shook his head, agreeing with Durga’s statement, and mentally prepared himself accordingly.

The Han army in a war of attrition and the Han army in a decisive battle are completely different in strength.

The massive military weapon that the Han Empire was so proud of, used to suppress the four directions, will finally be revealed.

Armaments that were previously restricted due to logistical and other factors will be truly exposed during this battle.

Durga preferred facing the elite Han army to dealing with their long-range attrition weapons.

At least the former's consumption and exchange of resources can be considered meaningful, while the latter is simply using human lives to deplete the opponent's ranged weapons, which is completely meaningless. No matter how many troops or how many people you have, you shouldn't use them like this.

"If we turn the area around Jambo City into scorched earth, increase our naval investment, threaten the enemy's naval supply lines, and extend their land supply lines..." After a long period of contemplation, Pasa revealed the subsequent battle plan.

Durga glanced at Pasa and quickly understood Pasa's thoughts, as well as the other party's general assessment of the war.

“This can only buy time.” Durga paused for a moment, then said seriously, “Even if we implement a scorched-earth strategy, the Han army, with its capabilities, can quickly rectify these problems. Without the power to fundamentally change the methods of warfare between the two sides, everything we do is merely delaying the inevitable…”

Can extending the supply lines really break down the Han army?

It's possible, or it's unlikely; nobody can say for sure.

After some discussion, Pasa and Durga's spirits immediately dropped, but as seasoned generals who had experienced the ups and downs of life, they quickly regained their composure and fighting spirit.

In a sense, now that the country is facing such difficulties, aren't they the ones who can save it?
This is both pressure and motivation; there is no standing aside, only giving it your all!
In less than a quarter of an hour, the gates of Jambo City opened, and Durga and Pasa led the remaining troops in the city straight to the area where Gars was located.

The city's defenses were temporarily compromised.

Neither of them paid any attention to this vacuum, because Rahul was heading east and would be able to enter the city in at most another hour, so there was no need to worry about any problems.

At this moment, Gars led his troops into a true defensive mode, a defense not of his own volition.

The Han army's comprehensive infiltration and offensive forced Gals to completely abandon the idea of ​​a counterattack.

It's not that I don't want to, it's that I can't. (End of Chapter)