God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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This is how life is. If you don’t work hard, someone else will.

Young people should be full of vigor and work hard to surpass the older generation like him. They should not be blinded by the difficulties before them, nor be broken in their spine by the setbacks they have experienced. Only with an unyielding heart can they forge ahead.

Most importantly, Rahman put down the battle report in his hand, shook his head and sighed, "If young people can't support one side, how can he go back to retire?"

He also wanted to finish this war, then find a quiet place to spend his remaining years in retirement, putting a perfect end to his legendary life.

Therefore, in order to have a stable retirement, he still hopes to achieve a brilliant victory and build a perfect retirement path for his military career.

So even if his teammates are not strong enough, Rahman still hopes that his teammates can increase their power output and perform better.

If we really put the pressure on him and let him win, he will indeed get better evaluation.

But the pressure of war is very stressful. If you really put a lot of energy into it, it might even shorten your lifespan...

Rahman was already satisfied with being able to go through the motions in a simple way, and there was no need to go all out.

With this idea and mentality, Rahman, watching his teammates' ineffectiveness, could only sigh and complain while he readjusted the configuration of the troops and prepared to take on the main force.

If Brach doesn't perform well later on, don't blame him for not giving young people a chance.

There is no such thing as a three-time victory. Based on this point alone, it is only natural for him to take the lead in this war.

On the other side, Brahe, after carefully listening to Carnac's explanation and based on the strange impressions of some soldiers who were able to swim back, made a detailed deduction and inferred the approximate capabilities of the enemy.

"Close-range explosive sprints, and suspected surface combat capabilities? Above the water, does it have unparalleled hunting capabilities?" Brach looked at the results of his speculation, and the corners of his mouth twitched unconsciously.

You have to know that the way I escaped last time was to jump into the river with a very decisive attitude, which enabled me to save my life now.

If this situation happened in the North, he would have been chopped to death long ago. Only the South, which did not value the so-called untouchables, turned a blind eye to it and gave him another chance.

However, this time, it seems that this plan has been rejected. Even if it fails, if you want to jump into the river to escape again, you must first destroy the opponent's team. Otherwise, there is no hope at all!

Looking at the result he had deduced, Brach looked up to the east, his face becoming much heavier, and he muttered to himself, "Mobilizing this special force and attacking the vanguard forces to prove to me that if our army loses this battle, there will be no chance of survival?"

Unleashing such a legion at the very beginning, and demonstrating sufficient capabilities and attack power, one can imagine the pressure on Brahe.

However, when facing this kind of pressure, Brach not only did not look afraid, but he became much more stable.

Once a war starts, he cannot decide how to end it alone. With the army in his hands, he can start a war at any time, but there are only two ways to end a war, either win or lose.

As a general, especially a general commanding a large army, how could he accept his fate of failure?

In Brach's view, this behavior of the Han Empire was undoubtedly a declaration to him, announcing the consequences of this behavior.

"You have shown off such an army from the very beginning. You are really confident. However, the main force of your troops is still there. It is probably too early to talk about victory or defeat at this time." Brach looked at the map and recalled the places where the armies had arrived. He smiled and said with emotion, "Arrogant Han Empire, this will become the fatal factor for your failure!"

After expressing his feelings, Brach regained his composure, and immediately began to deploy his troops, set up camp on the spot, and waited for the rainy season to fade away.

Wait until the rate at which water flows away is greater than the amount of precipitation, and the ground returns to its original state of land. Only then will Brahe be able to continue his advance.

While waiting for this opportunity, Rahman, who was further north, changed the direction of his army's advance to the northeast after receiving Brah's message, and gradually widened the distance between him and Brah's army.

On the ocean, Cecianes, with his fleet and the troops on the ships, successfully arrived at the Bay of Bengal, and kept a relatively long distance from the land. Because of the curve of the horizon, they were not seen by people on the land.

Staying on the warship fleet, Cecianes silently waited for the real time to attack.

In the current season, the amount of rain has increased, and the flow of rivers at the entrances of the Bay of Bengal, the rivers flowing into the ocean, has also increased rapidly. In theory, large ships can pass through them.

But Cecianes did not care about this relatively short time, because for Cecianes, driving the ship into the inland river area was a very dangerous act.

Once the boat enters the river area, the narrow area and width will make it extremely difficult to escape if it is discovered.

However, after all, Cesianes was born in the Cesi family. While waiting for orders, he was also studying the surrounding terrain structure, trying to transport the army on the ship to a distance relatively close to the checkpoint.

However, after a long period of research, Cecianes finally found a pretty good place. He didn't need to cross the Bay of Bengal, but instead went through another river and went upstream. He would be able to attack the checkpoints and fortresses on both sides of the river at the same time between two mountain ranges.

However, as soon as this suggestion was put forward, it was immediately opposed by Army General Miseliu.

For Miserius, the location chosen by Cecianes was indeed very good, and he would definitely be able to reach his destination before the other army could react.

But after reaching the destination, can he capture the two passes standing on both sides of the river with the army he has?

If we can't get this, won't we be attacked from both sides?

The navy can simply exert force in the opposite direction and go down the river, but what about them?
Without logistical support and food resources, he would think he had lived too long with the troops he had. (End of this chapter)