God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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As the Kushan navy pursued them, Zhou Yu's southern naval forces, after launching a round of long-range strikes against the Strait of Malacca region, found themselves in a state of fighting and retreating simultaneously.

They led the Kushan fleet in a wide detour and, at a suitable position and angle, continued to bombard the Kushan naval camp in the Strait of Malacca with ultra-long-range strike capabilities.

Through a special type of arrow, with an extremely distinctive and even piercing sound, they further damaged the Kushan navy's encampment.

This directly thwarted the Kushan navy's attempt to gain good physical strength and condition through rotating rest periods.

This forced the Kushan navy to confront Zhou Yu's navy, and even led to the dispatch of a fleet to drive them away, albeit within a limited area.

Ultimately limited by manpower and fleet size, the Kushans dared not send a large fleet to attempt annihilation.

Given that they were slower and Zhou Yu's fleet consisted of only about ten ships, who knew if Zhou Yu had any ambushes behind him?
Or rather, the absence of an ambush is a very rare occurrence.

Having fought the Han Empire's navy for so long, anyone who hasn't lost their memory knows just how massive the Han navy is.

If they can field multiple warships, how could they only have a few ships like the ones in front of them?

However, they couldn't leave them alone. The ear-piercing long-range bombing and attacks, although they didn't cause too many casualties, greatly affected the soldiers' rest, physical recovery, and fighting spirit after they landed.

As a result, Nangadi and others are in a dilemma, stuck in a rut with no way out.

Forcibly driving out and annihilating the Han fleet was a very difficult objective, and there was a high risk of being tricked, ambushed, and suffering heavy losses.

Without expelling them, they can't even sleep peacefully.

After complex discussions, the current expulsion plan was finally determined: close-range expulsion with alternating cover.

Drive the ships of the Han Empire's navy beyond the horizon, while simultaneously using a larger fleet to keep an eye on Zhou Yu's fleet and prevent it from getting close.

Behind the frontline fleet, in a place visible to the naked eye, there was a second Kushan fleet.

The role of the second Kushan fleet was not only to observe and confirm the situation of the first fleet, but also to rescue the Kushan army at the front line in the shortest possible time in dangerous situations, and to transmit relevant distress information to the Strait of Malacca navy in the rear, so that a real large army could be dispatched to provide support.

It can be said that after this information was transmitted, the Kushan naval forces in the Strait of Malacca were somewhat relieved, but only somewhat relieved.

With precise coordinates of the Strait of Malacca and knowledge of the surrounding aquatic environment, Zhou Yu was able to maintain extremely high accuracy when leading his fleet on long-range, trans-horizontal strikes, thus continuing to influence the soldiers in that area.

However, due to the increased distance, the frequency of attacks on naval forces in the Strait of Malacca has also decreased significantly. Soldiers are able to take short breaks to quickly recover their strength and ensure their combat effectiveness.

Throughout the entire Strait of Malacca, among all the personnel, including the commanders of various fleets, the house with the strongest and best soundproofing was the one where Cecilielian was located.

By using the corresponding secret techniques to continuously replenish cloud energy and internal energy, he completely isolated himself from external noise, preventing it from entering the house and affecting Cecisian at this time.

The actions of the various captains have, to some extent, ensured Cecilie's current physical condition. Cecilie, whose body is too fragile and plagued by hidden injuries, is well aware of his subordinates' intentions and has chosen to accept them gladly.

If this method is not adopted, given his current physical condition, he probably won't even last until the Han Empire's naval forces are pressing in. He will be tormented by this peculiar sound and may very well die in bed.

However, due to the influence of this secret technique, Cecissian's understanding of external affairs and his response speed are much slower than others.

Therefore, in order to better deal with the Han Empire's South China Sea Fleet led by Zhou Yu, Cecissian also imparted all his knowledge and skills, providing targeted and unlimited instruction to each fleet commander, attempting to cultivate talented successors under these special circumstances, until the Han Empire's army pressed in, at which point he would execute his final plan.

He led the naval forces in the Strait of Malacca to fight the Han Empire once again.

If they win, everything will remain the same; the empire's navy will be able to continue operating, while the Han empire's army will still be threatened.

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Such a thought flashed through his mind. Then Cecilian immediately extinguished it.

He was the creator of the Kushan Navy and the Kushan naval training system. Whether it is the Kushan Empire or the current Han Army, they are all following the path he created.

On this route, no one can possibly be his match.

With a large naval force at his disposal, he cannot and will not lose.

His physical condition may limit his performance and command abilities, but his willpower is never limited by his body.

If he wanted, Cecislian still had the means to go crazy, even if the duration and the power he could unleash were unknown.

However, as long as one is prepared and has the necessary awareness, the desired goal should be achieved.

However, as a commander, being able to anticipate defeat before victory is a basic skill. Therefore, regardless of the outcome of the war, Cecissian must ultimately consider things from the perspective of the empire and how to provide the Kushan Empire's naval forces with sufficient buffer time, regardless of victory or defeat.

Cecissarian had already devised this method.

The method is quite simple: sink the ships directly to block and disrupt the shipping lanes of the Strait of Malacca, forcing ships passing through the area to take detours and increasing the logistical pressure on both sides of the attack. This is a mutually beneficial and disadvantageous approach.

However, from the perspective of the Kushan Empire, Cecissarian believed that the benefits outweighed the drawbacks.

If he wins the next war, he will naturally not need to implement such measures.

If even he failed, is there anyone within the Kushan Empire capable of turning the tide in the navy?

Just thinking about it makes it clear that there's no possibility of attacking. (End of Chapter)