God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Things here are difficult for us today to handle, so we can only leave it to future generations.

Helila, who was quite open-minded by nature, made his choice very fluently after some thought.

Brach remained silent for a long time in response to such words and actions, and finally nodded helplessly.

The conflict between the Brahmins and the Yuezhi has a long history, and there is no way for them to live in harmony with just their efforts.

So the choice between each other is simple: strengthen yourself, weaken the other, and then swallow the other, strengthen yourself, and build an empire.

In this situation, Brahe had few choices from the beginning to the end.

Between two evils, choose the lesser one. It is not a bad thing to work hard to harm the Brahmins.

In the Strait of Malacca, Muhlai, Kenmailer, Valena and others packed up their things and headed north.

Following the two fleets, they headed north along the coastline, marking the routes while keeping a wary eye on the other side.

This behavior began the moment we left the Strait of Malacca.

After leaving the Strait of Malacca, Muhlai realized that he had been careless. He thought that the other party had placed troops on his ships, but it turned out that the other party did not do so at all. Instead, he brought a fleet alone. What did he want to do?

Recalling the attitudes of both sides in daily life, there is absolutely no problem in saying that there is hatred and resentment.

The forces behind each of them are inherently diametrically opposed, so other problems will naturally arise.

After asking himself, Muhle felt sincerely that something unexpected might happen.

According to the orders they received, they were to search all the way north, looking for places where they might have fallen behind, and then send the army down and wait for the army to arrive.

But that doesn't mean the road will be smooth.

The sea is already rough, so it is normal for accidents to occur.

The other party has its own fleet, so in this case, they can also return safely.

After comparing the strength of both sides and recalling their daily exchanges, it would be impossible for Muhle to not be scared.

If it was a battle between fleets, Muhle felt that he still had hope of survival, provided that he did not strike back later.

Muhle, who understood the gap between the two sides, naturally could not completely entrust his life and death to Kenmailer's hands.

So after leaving, Muhle took the initiative to lead the fleet to the flank of Kenmailer's fleet and prepared for a pre-attack.

Including related military equipment and used consumables were also placed on the deck.

However, in order to conceal his true thoughts, Muhle did not order the soldiers to put the arrows on the target and prepare them for firing to ensure that the target was empty.

Naturally, Muhlai's behavior could not be hidden from Kenmailer.

After all, in the Kushan Empire, the flag signals for communication on the ocean were common. People on other ships could see them, and Kenmailer could naturally see them as well.

So when he saw Muhle making preparations for the attack in advance, he didn't think much about it at first. He just felt that Muhle was cautious enough to prepare all this in advance, so that he could deal with the war that might break out at any time and launch an attack at the first opportunity.

Just looking at Muhelai's position, Kenmailer always felt a little strange. After thinking for a while, his face turned black. "Damn Muhelai, he actually has such an idea?!" Looking at the other party's preparation, Kenmailer was quite speechless in his heart, but he still became alert.

It is indeed correct to prepare for the attack in advance. As a preparation before the war, such behavior actually demonstrates that Brahe is well-trained.

But in today's ocean, where can they find their opponents?
Even the so-called ocean pirates could only flee when they saw the naval fleet of the Kushan Empire. How could they dare to attack them?

If you behave like this when there is no opponent, needless to say, there is only one possibility: the so-called opponent is yourself.

"Muhle? What's wrong with him?" Hearing that the tone was completely wrong, Valena didn't understand, so he directly asked his question, trying to find out the reason.

"The enemy's fleet has entered a pre-attack state, and given their position, if they were to launch an attack..." Kenmailer pointed with his finger, indicating the deployment of the Muhle fleet and pointing out the fatal point.

After hearing this explanation, Valena's face turned strange.

Everyone is aware of the conflict between the North and the South. As for how fierce it was, there is no need to say more. The number of people lying on both sides reached hundreds of thousands.

Under the current circumstances, if an attack is really launched and one side is completely annihilated, it seems that there is a reason to explain it.

In other words, if they were really beaten to death here, it would seem natural, and Muhle would definitely have a reason to justify it.

As for the competition between the North and the South, as long as there is a reason to explain it, the forces behind it will certainly do their best to protect it. The result is obvious, it will naturally end in nothing.

Being incompetent is the original sin. Being weak in ability means being killed by the opponent, and there is no place to seek justice. This is the reality.

"Then we should first..." Valena thought for a while and spoke immediately.

However, as he was talking, Valena also reacted. They were now in a passive position. If they took action first, it would only give the other party a legitimate reason.

Thinking of this, Valena, who was already unhappy, became even more depressed. Not only was he unhappy, but he was also powerless...

In this situation, it is understandable why Kenmailer remained vigilant but did not take action first.

"We can only be more vigilant..." Valena cursed on the spot, and then with an unwilling attitude...

Kenmailer heard this tone without any surprise, and he couldn't help but feel a lot more relieved.

At least during these years in Malacca, my comrades have not been corrupted, which is a blessing in disguise.

It is precisely because of this that, although they are both Kushan naval forces, in the current situation, instead of helping each other, they are wary of each other, fearing that the other side will take action first, and also fearing that they will take action first.

Amid mutual fear, they slowly moved towards the north and tried to complete related tasks.

Arvind, who was staying in the Strait of Malacca, did not receive this information until a long time after the fleet left.

My first reaction was disbelief, and my second reaction was to prepare to save people. But then I realized, with my own strength, could I really save people?

In a moment of self-doubt, Arvind asked Mahinda about it.

Faced with Arvind in this state, Mahinde just perfunctorily replied, saying that it was no problem.

When Arvind heard that there was no problem, he thanked Mahinde and then denied his own ability even more in his heart.

Masinde thought there was no problem, but he actually thought there was a problem. He is indeed a waste... (End of this chapter)