God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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In the Han Empire, especially in the border areas, under normal circumstances, there was no special state or situation such as war.

A military officer at the level of colonel is the highest military commander of a place.

Even if he was just a general of a ragtag group, it was impossible for him to appear in a small border town unless he was exiled...

Needless to say, no one knows whether the exile of the general is real or fake. After all, the generals of the Han Empire are well-known. It would not be surprising if they were to become envoys one day...

Although he was the highest-ranking military commander in that region, he was not that important in the entire Han Empire.

There were hundreds of captains in small cities like this in the vast Han Empire. Under such circumstances, it was naturally impossible for everyone to have the opportunity to report to Chang'an.

If this is really done, the military equipment in various places will collapse directly, and this is no longer a number that the deputy can take over.

"It's okay, I've already asked around, there's absolutely no problem!" Kabeqi said this while turning his head to look around. After confirming that there was no one else, he took out a special sheepskin from his chest, spread it flat on the table, and said seriously, "With this, I'll book a place in Chang'an next year!"

Jia Kui, who noticed Kabechi's actions, naturally also noticed some differences.

For example, when Kabechi stretched his hand to his chest, through a little light, Jia Kui noticed another thing. In addition to this sheepskin, there was another thing, something that looked particularly familiar.

However, because it disappeared so quickly, Jia Kui couldn't be sure what the thing was. However, it was very familiar to him. It looked like something that Kabechi treasured very much, otherwise he would not have left it there.

As if he had noticed Jia Kui's somewhat curious look, Kabechi smiled slightly and didn't say much. He just strengthened the energy in his body to nourish the item, preventing it from being exposed to the air and eroded by the air.

Although he didn't know what air erosion was, it was a term he learned in Chang'an, a term that came from a very high-end thing. He spent a month's salary to learn about it.

It was really too cheap to find out the root cause of the corrosion of items with just one month's salary, especially for someone like him who had valuable items, it was totally worth it.

Jia Kui shifted his gaze directly to the table and looked at the sheepskin on the table. There was no special text on it, just a simple map, a border map of the Pamir region.

When Jia Kui saw this thing, his pupils shrank on the spot, and cold sweat broke out on his forehead. He looked at Kabechi in horror.

This is a border map of the Pamir region of the Han Empire. Not only are the roads planned on it, but it also shows the location of each city-state and even their corresponding sizes. What is this for?

With this map, as long as you are not born with a poor sense of direction, you can easily travel all the way from Central Asia to the Pamir Mountains and launch a surprise attack on the Pamir Mountains.

When one side is prepared and the other side is unprepared, the results of the early battles will definitely be very good. It can be said that such maps involving military missions will never appear in the hands of foreigners under normal circumstances, because the risk is too great.

"Where did you get this map?" Jia Kui noticed the accuracy of the map. Although he didn't know whether the map was true or false, judging from the other party's level of protection, it obviously did not seem to be false. If it was true, there was only one possibility, that there was a traitor in the Pamir region, and the level of this traitor was not low.

No wonder Kabechi was so confident that he could lead so many people to Chang'an. With this map, they could indeed avoid many things.

"Where did you get it?" Kabeqi looked at the sheepskin map and didn't think there was anything wrong with it. Instead, he said casually, "The military affairs of the Congling Prefecture, when attending temporary meetings, almost everyone has a copy to confirm their respective defense areas and specify corresponding tasks, which can be completed on time..."

Hearing these words, Jia Kui recalled in his mind the person who made this plan. It seemed that he only thought about one aspect and did not think about these things too comprehensively.

It is simply convenient from a military perspective, ensuring that everyone helps each other and can provide assistance when encountering difficulties, but no one has thought that this map can easily give the attacker an unparalleled opportunity.

At the same time, Jia Kui remembered that in addition to his identity in the Kushan Empire, Kabechi also held the position of a colonel in the Han Empire. He was qualified to participate in regional border meetings and decide many matters therein.

"Are you planning to lead people around these cities? Go straight to Chang'an?" Jia Kui examined his heart and said with a tone of disbelief.

Even if he was a Han Chinese, it would be extremely difficult for him to lead so many Dayue Di people to the Western Regions and enter the Han Empire through Yumen Pass.

Even if he has spiritual talents, he can't provide much help in this regard.

This is the case even for him who possesses spiritual talent, let alone a mere military commander.

"How could I bypass these cities and go straight to Chang'an?" Kabechi shook his head and denied Jia Kui's words and actions on the spot.

Where is Chang'an?
It's not like he hasn't been to Chang'an before. If he really wanted to go to Chang'an in this way, he would probably be killed by the army around Chang'an before he even arrived.

It is difficult for an individual master to effectively suppress and break through a large enough army. More often than not, they are treated like Muggles and beaten by the army.

"Then what's the General doing?" Although Jia Kui wanted to suppress his inner emotions, but in the current situation, his curiosity was indeed very high. Instead of suppressing it by force and being unhappy, it would be better to release it actively and ask to get a real answer.

"Count the commanders of each city and see which places can be taken..." Kabechi pointed at each city seriously, with a hint of relief and urgency in his words.

Time is tight, the task is heavy, the number is large, and the terrain is relatively scattered. We must save time as much as possible. Otherwise, how can we ensure next year's grand court meeting? This meeting is held only once a year. If it is cancelled, it will not be so easy to see the eldest princess again at that time.

Therefore, for people like Kabeqi, there is only success in the mission, no failure. (End of this chapter)