God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Whether it is absolute defense or relying on this ghostly movement method to carry out reverse restraint.

For Rahul, as long as some methods are eliminated, there are still many means of restraint left. As long as he is prepared in advance, this seemingly outrageous method of killing at first sight will basically have no effect on him.

However, after seeing Rahman's performance on the battlefield, it seemed that he failed to force the opponent to use his full strength. So Rahul further improved Zhang Ren's actual ability, even to the level where he could be on par with himself.

It would be an honor to have the opportunity to command a large army and fight against such an opponent.

but…

Rahul glanced at the surroundings and looked at these unmoved masters. He still felt a little worried and a little difficult to let go.

After all, he is not the commander who has no pressure and no burden.

The identity of a Brahmin, while giving him power, also imposed restrictions on him, making him a status that would always make him superior in the eyes of others.

And does Rahul really care about this identity?
As a person who was able to give a surname promotion to a person from an ordinary class, destroy the class to a certain extent, and even caused dissatisfaction among the Brahmins, does he really care about these things?
However, whether one cares or not, the power that Rahul can currently mobilize is insignificant compared to the Brahmin class.

It can even be said that apart from Rahul's own abilities, all the power that Rahul can mobilize is essentially the power of the Brahmin class.

Under the current situation, if the Brahmin is unwilling to let him go, he can only stay here until the end of his life and then return to Brahma.

Rahul was not at all satisfied with this kind of life and choices.

Even if I die on the battlefield, that treatment would be better than what I have now. As a commander, it is also a shame to die beside my bed instead of on the battlefield.

Unfortunately, I have no choice. What can I do?

"Okay, that's it. I understand what's going on. Next, please leave. After all, this is not the place you should come." Rahul looked at the people who arrived later, gestured to the people around him, and sent Su Jie and others away.

Then the people around him gradually disappeared, leaving Rahul alone, looking up at the sky quietly, slowly gazing towards the east. His calm eyes seemed to be able to cross the endless distance and see everything in the east.

He still has a chance to go to the battlefield. Even if he has enemies, he still has a chance. As long as he can give up everything he had and face the Brahmins of the same class and give up his previous beliefs, he can take back the initiative on the battlefield and rebuild a truly elite force for this class like he once was. But is he really himself?
Rahul was questioning himself and seemed quiet and silent.

After delivering this information, Sujie and others left Rahul's place and flew west quickly to Peshawar.

Peshawar, the capital of the Kushan Empire, is located in the northernmost part of the South Sub-Asian continent. If you go north, it basically belongs to the Central Asian region.

The Kushan Empire, which chose this place as its capital, essentially chose to balance the power of the Northern and Southern Kushans.

The Kushan Empire chose this plan, trying to unify the north and the south by means of balance, but this idea was good, and the actual situation only intensified the internal friction between the north and the south. Peshawar, which quickly arrived at the capital, flew long distances, ignoring the obstruction of the soldiers at the gate and directly entered the city.

The soldiers did not stop Su Jie and others who were obviously not ordinary people.

The superiors were superior to the inferiors, the classes were clearly defined, and the inferiors would not offend the superiors, which was the norm in the Kushan Empire.

Relying on the status brought by strength, relying on the battle reports, relying on everything that he carries.

Su Jie and others did not waste too much time before they saw the emperor of the Kushan Empire - Vasudeva I.

When Vasudeva I heard the battle report from the front line, a trace of displeasure flashed in his eyes for the first moment, but then he calmed down, forced himself to wake up from his sleep, and went to check on those who dared to disturb his sleep.

However, thinking about the battle reports from the front line, it was very likely a report of victory, a report of victory for his country. Vasudeva I still imagined what kind of attitude he should use to welcome these guys who brought him prestige.

Although the victory of the southerners is not a good thing, because it means that the Brahmins in the south still possess extremely powerful forces, and the plan of swallowing the south with the north will be difficult to achieve, but the other party has won, so the face that should be given must be given.

Since it is impossible to swallow the South with the North, we can only maintain the balance as much as possible as before. As for what is consumed in this balance, it can only be regarded as the price to be paid for maintaining the balance.

The Kushan Empire was very powerful, and this price was completely insignificant in the eyes of Vasudeva I.

After Sujie arrived, Zhuhelai and Szegedi, who were also involved in the country's political affairs, also came to the parliament and met Sujie, who looked haggard and obviously extremely tired.

For people like Su Jie, flying such a long distance is an extremely heavy burden even if they are masters of internal energy.

However, the information they carry is extremely important and they cannot delay too long. They report to Rahul first, which, in a sense, is also out of respect for Rahman.

Otherwise, they would have come directly to Peshawar instead of taking a detour to where Rahul was.

Witnessing the hardships these people have gone through, Zhu Helai couldn't help but frown and looked at Su Jie with some surprise.

In Zhu He's view, with such a large army, such a huge proportion, and the steady command of veteran Rahman, victory on the battlefield would be as easy as drinking water. The only difference was the amount of losses.

In this situation, the weathering and fatigue displayed by Su Jie were totally unlike what a winner should show.

Could it be that this time the army surrounded the Han army and the soldiers put up a desperate resistance, causing our army to suffer heavy casualties?
This idea just popped up in Zhu Helai's mind.

Vasudeva I, who was already impatient for the news of victory, looked at Sujie at this time and asked directly, "Since it is you who came, Sujie, I think General Rahman has brought me good enough news..." (End of this chapter)