God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The floating corpse is the feature and the water burial is a blessing. The only drawback is probably that the river is not the Ganges. It cannot be called a holy river, nor can it be called holy water.

So at this point, Brach and others who escaped were actually still very unhappy in their hearts. No matter what, defeat is defeat.

He is not a pure Nangui member, so how could he not care about the life and death of others?

They were all the soldiers he commanded, and he had commanded them for so long. The figures who had walked before him, the familiar figures, were now disappearing one by one, and it was all because of him that this result occurred. How many people would not care?

This is an emotional fluctuation caused by personal emotional factors, but as a general, it is still a bit difficult to completely shake his mind and thoughts by just this.

For Brahe, the important factors that made him unwilling to accept this were his own confidence and the arrangements made by Emperor Vessudeva I.

The failure of the war meant that Vasudeva I's arrangements among the Brahmins had suffered a severe blow. Whether it was infiltration or absorption, these things buried in the dark would become more difficult without the overt misleading, and might even fail.

As for the result of failure at the last hurdle, needless to say.

Trying to integrate the north and the south and reconstruct a powerful Kushan Empire became a luxury.

The country he loved so much was divided into the North and the South, and the conflicts between them were sharp and diametrically opposed. For a general who loved his country, it was so painful and unacceptable.

How can a country be successful if it is like this?
I feel guilty towards the country and I feel guilty towards the emperor. How can I feel at peace?

Because of the defeat, they fled all the way westwards until they returned to the Suhui Kingdom, and then things gradually settled down. Brach, who had time to sort all this out, silently put down his pen, turned his head to look to the west, with a hint of gloom in his eyes.

The talent that he was proud of successfully shattered the opponent's terrifying blessing. However, the final result was that the opponent without the blessing crushed his army. It was absolutely impossible not to hit him.

Given the talent and quality displayed by the opponent, even if he led his own elite troops and fought to the death, he might not have any hope of victory.

This result, which was almost destined from the very beginning, is truly a huge blow to people's hearts.

"General, we have gradually gathered the troops back, but..." Helila looked at the result in his hand, and then looked at Brach, who looked a little weak. For a moment, he hesitated, not knowing whether he should tell the result or not.

If the blow suffered in a short period of time is too great, it is easy to break a person's mentality. As a colleague fighting together, he does not want his general to collapse in this regard and lose his will.

Victory and defeat are common in the military, not to mention that the opponent is the Han Empire, so losing is the norm. If we win, it would be a miracle.

Therefore, in this regard, Helilakh, who did not know the reasons behind it and only focused on the results on the battlefield, could be said to have almost no pressure.

If you know from the beginning that you will lose and accept this result, how can it affect your mentality?
"Tell me, can I bear it?!" Seeing this, Brach roughly understood the reason.

The result of defeat has already occurred, and the corresponding losses are inevitable. You have to hear it sooner or later.

Moreover, as a general, facing the losses of the troops under his command is also a necessary process. He has long been aware of this and is mentally prepared. After all, as a general, he may also fall on the battlefield, so how could he not accept such information?

The feeling of mourning and loss is not because of myself, but because of the conspiracy behind it.

After several years of operation, everything was completely destroyed because of the failure of a war, and there was no room for recovery.

"Less than 30% of the troops we were able to assemble are still available, and morale has been severely hit. Three senior generals have not returned, and two were seriously injured. As for weapons, armor, and supplies, they were all abandoned before crossing the river. Moreover, due to time constraints, we didn't even have time to set fire..." Helila spoke calmly about the tragic battle losses.

It seems that using this tone and voice can alleviate the severity of this loss.

However, Brach, who thought he could bear it, turned pale and looked much uglier after hearing about the loss.

It was Helilach who noticed Brach's expression, so he stopped talking and looked at Brach calmly.

"Anything else? Keep reading!" Brach gritted his teeth, knowing that there was more bad information. He looked up at Helilach and asked as calmly as possible.

"Although we have arrived at Suhui Country and have gathered the remaining soldiers and made new plans, we are still short of weapons, armor, and corresponding ordnance. We are simply unable to support a large-scale war, and even the fighting seems a bit clumsy. In addition to these, there is a more fatal problem..." Seeing the other party like this, Helilah could only lower his head, silently read the information, and then wait for the other party's decision.

In addition to the problems of the army itself, there is another major problem, which is logistics.

They abandoned all logistical support, fled to Su Hui State with a small group of troops, but this did not mean that they were free from logistical pressure.

The fact is just the opposite, because before the expedition, they had tried their best to collect and gather more food to meet the needs of the army.

However, even with such preparations, the food they could raise would not be enough to sustain them for a long time in the war, not to mention that it had all been abandoned now.

The reason they are still able to hold on now is only because they have lost a large number of troops.

It is now thousands of miles away from the place where they first set out, and this is just the straight-line distance. The distance and difficulty of the journey are so great that one cannot even imagine it.

The time required to transfer food from other places would also cost them their lives.

Wars can be stopped for a while, but how can we go without food for a while? If we don’t eat food, people will die.

"Food?" Brach fell silent after hearing this. You know, in order to gather enough food, all the excess food in the Suhui area had been confiscated. In such a short time, using conventional means, it would be absolutely impossible to gather the second batch of the same amount of food.

Helila nodded seriously, confirming the seriousness of the matter again.

"Leave it to Lightriley and the others. I'm a little tired. Let me rest first..." Brach, who had been silent for a long time, slowly uttered a word and then closed his eyes.

Helila was left standing there in shock, then he left slowly with a somewhat dejected look, but also helpless. (End of this chapter)