God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Logically speaking, as troops from the same country, and naval forces at that, even if they can't help each other, at least they shouldn't hinder each other.

Seeing the arrival of Muhlai's fleet, Dong Zhe was already prepared for the city to be destroyed and people to die, but this is the result?
It’s bad enough that they didn’t provide long-range strikes, but why did they take the ships away?
Force a desperate battle, or you will die if you don't break it? ?
To be honest, when Dong Zhe saw this scene, he didn't understand it at all.

The army troops did not carry any heavy siege equipment and lost the heavy attack from the ocean. How could they capture the city they were stationed in a short time?
I can't figure it out, I can't figure it out at all. But no matter how much I don't understand it, I still have to defend the city. It is impossible for me to be careless because of some reasons of the other party.

Defense, must defend!!
Kenmiler and Valena, who also saw this scene, turned pale on the spot.

After Muhle left, they lost a main fleet, so naturally the long-range attacks they could carry were reduced a lot. After launching the few long-range attacks, they failed to take the city, so they could only use the army directly to see if they could take it down by force. After all, they did not break the city walls, but they also destroyed a lot of them. Relying on their mental image, there is still hope of taking the city.

Before they could make any move, Muhle approached with his fleet and reappeared before their eyes.

I thought that Muhlai had suddenly changed his mind and was willing to put aside his inner conflicts so that we could work together to take the city.

In any case, the Muhle fleet, which did not carry any land forces, had ships carrying much more long-range attack equipment and consumables than theirs.

With a larger number of long-range attacks, breaking down the city walls is a piece of cake. After taking down the city walls, in close combat, neither Kenmailer nor Valena will show any fear.

Their strength is considered to be among the first-line officers in the entire Kushan Empire, and their soldiers are the best in the north, which is enough to be called brave.

However, after Muhle approached, he launched an unreasonable attack directly, killing the northern soldiers who stayed on the ship, and then took away Kenmailer's fleet ships, leaving behind some rather sarcastic words.

"It's hundreds of miles away from here to the south, with mountains and rivers to cross, and no soldiers or food. I want to see how you get back?!" Muhelai mocked him on the spot, highlighting his sincerity.

Hundreds of miles may not seem far, but in fact, it is enough to kill an army.

Especially during these hundreds of miles, they had to climb over mountains and cross many passes, and they had to endure a lack of food. You can imagine how difficult it was to complete such a march.

As for the food and fodder that Kenmiler and Valena had, it was only enough for three days that they brought with them when they got off the ship.

In short, they could either rely on three days' worth of food, cross mountains and ridges, and travel hundreds of miles to return to the Strait of Malacca and survive.

Either take this city and obtain food supplies to ensure subsequent survival needs.

However, without siege equipment, it would be nothing but a pipe dream to capture a city with walled defenses in three days.

Thinking of this, Muhlai became more and more satisfied with his behavior.

Although it is indeed difficult to explain the process, there is absolutely no problem with the result.

If Kenmailer and Valena want to survive, they must attack the city, and the brutal siege will naturally leave behind relics.

If he came out to stop at the critical moment, the result would be predictable. Kenmailer, Valena and others would surely die, and after confirming this result, he could lead the rest of the people into the city to plunder, thus maximizing his own interests.

As for the two northern generals, they became inadvertent victims of the siege.

After taking this city, we can also give an explanation to the planners in the rear with this city. After all, this is also a city of the Han army, right?

Although he failed to complete the flanking attack, he at least accomplished the perfunctory task of intimidating the Han Dynasty's borders.

From this perspective, it's perfect!
"This guy, these Brahmin scum!!" Valena looked at the ship gradually going away, stuck his weapon into the ground on the spot, and shouted angrily.

To insult an individual, one needs to elevate the other person to the level of an entire force. This is also a habit of the Northerners when insulting Southerners.

The pressure caused by this situation can really make people feel the pressure of death.

As for asking Muhle to bring the ship back, this seemingly ordinary thing is actually so difficult that everyone from generals to soldiers know it is basically impossible.

The conflict between the North and the South is not a conflict between individual officers, but a conflict involving the entire structure of the main forces.

Under this kind of contradiction, the only people who can have a good relationship are individuals, not the group.

If we give up in the current situation, what is the point of fighting in the past?
What's more, even if he admitted defeat, it didn't mean that Muhle would bring the ship back, so what was the point of admitting defeat?

"Forget it. There's no point in being angry with him except hurting yourself..." Kenmiler patted Valena's shoulder and said with some comfort.

"I'm sorry, if it wasn't for me..." Valena noticed this situation and quickly apologized.

"It's okay, this is not a problem. Now that things have come to this, there is no point in saying these things. I can only blame myself for being too careless..." Kenmailer shook his head casually, looking at the ship that was gradually going away, sighing from the bottom of his heart.

Sure enough, in terms of shamelessness, the Brahmins far surpassed them.

If it weren't for their coach Arvind, they would probably still be in the Northern Guishan area, sharpening their knives and preparing to slaughter the Brahmins.

Thinking of this, I couldn't help but sigh. More than ten years have passed, and half of my life has been wasted. I thought the coach would be able to come out of it, but now I don't know if I will have the chance to see that scene again.

Even if they could capture the Han city by force with their own strength, they would not be able to withstand the liquidation of Muhlai and his naval fleet.

As for taking the city and running away with the food immediately, it is indeed a way to survive, but it is impossible to control time. At least, there is no way to execute it relying on their command ability.

If Arvind were here, perhaps the situation would be completely different. What a pity, what is lost is lost. I guess in my lifetime, there is a high probability that I will never have the chance to see him again... (End of this chapter)