God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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However, for Vasudeva I, who was extremely good at political tactics, it was not difficult to find a reasonable reason and an executable method to handle all this.

By making a casual move and laying out the plan, you can borrow the help of others and appease the forces behind you.

But this is ultimately about internal control, and as for the outside, that is, facing the Han Empire, Vasudeva I must be prepared for the worst.

The southern Brahmins did not know the character of the Han Empire? Didn’t Emperor Vasudeva I know it?

Anyone who offends the mighty Han will be punished, no matter how far away they are!

This sentence sounds like nonsense, but the extremely powerful Han Empire actually realized this sentence by relying on the military force in its hands.

Thinking back to the distance to Dayuan and the distance from Peshawar to Venga, Vasudeva I really had no idea what to do.

Although the number of Han troops appearing in the Wenjia area can, to some extent, represent the limit of the Han Empire's military deployment, the other side can exert such terrifying combat effectiveness with such a small number of troops. What would happen if the number of troops was larger?
Just when Vasudeva I was worried about this, Rahul, who was under house arrest, showed a slight smile under this circumstance.

As a general, especially one who has commanded a large army and fought on the battlefield, his yearning for the army is self-evident.

I would rather die on the battlefield than die in my bed!
The message that Rahman sent back at the end, to a certain extent, also provided Rahul with another message, which was the information that he should prepare in advance.

Because compared to several other commanders, his existence can better represent the interests of the Brahmins, even though his past experience was directed at a part of the Brahmins.

But compared to the others, Rahul, who was born a Brahmin, is more trustworthy and the consequences are easier for him.

If they really choose to command the large army in the north, the price the Brahmins will have to pay will not be something they can easily pay.

Rahman's death not only allowed Rahul to gradually recover, but also made Rahul almost fully prepared and observed his opponent.

For the Brahmins, the failure of this war means the beginning of the next war.

They have the strength and foundation to support them in withstanding such a failure and preparing for the next war.

But compared to the past, this time they finally chose to release Rahul who was under house arrest, releasing this former legend, one of the most famous people in the entire South Asian continent.

Looking back on his past, Rahul became more and more accepting of his own identity and the more he understood the heavy burden that his identity brought, whether it was for others or for himself.

Many times, these things that he was born with gave him great help, but at certain times, they became obstacles that he could not overcome.

"So Rahul, do you understand what I said?" Watching Rahul's distraction, the leader of the Savata tribe, Sharwar, who is also a Brahmin, frowned and tapped the table slightly, saying with some kindness. As a member of the Brahmin class, this kind of distraction in front of others is itself a kind of disrespect.

However, there are different classes among the Brahmins. Even if Rahul was under house arrest, his class and status were obviously higher than his. So even if he was dissatisfied in his heart, Shawal could only suppress it.

After all, before coming here, he had already thought that he might run into obstacles, and he had made relevant mental preparations.

Hearing this inquiry, Rahul came back to his senses, looked at Sharwal, then smiled and said seriously, "It's really ironic that they chose you to come. Is this their attitude when hiring people to do things?"

He was clearly begging him, but not only did he not propose generous conditions, nor did he throw out sufficiently tempting bait, nor did he choose a person of high moral character and prestige. Instead, he chose a guy who was far inferior to him in both status and strength.

Do you want to understand what reality is through this person's identity?

ridiculous!

Things have come to this point, but they still cling to that illusory dignity. Those guys are truly hopeless.

"General Rahul, I respect you as a person, your past, and sympathize with your situation, but this is not a decision I made, nor is it an outcome I can interfere with. This is a decision from the Brahmins!!" Shawal hesitated for a moment, but still chose to tell the truth.

If he really has to take the blame, he can't do it, so the best way is to bring out the backers behind him, so that Rahul can face the reality and at the same time divert the target to avoid being caught in the middle.

"You are a Brahmin, and I am a Brahmin. When can they represent me?" Rahul looked at Shavar seriously and roughly understood Shavar's inner thoughts. Then his sarcastic words became more profound.

"General Rahul, I know your grievances and your dissatisfaction, but at this time, it is not a good thing for you to oppose the Brahmin's decision. Leave here first. Even if something happens later, it is up to the general to decide, isn't it?" Seeing Rahul like this, Shawal had no intention of taking on this hot potato. He could only turn his head and end it all as quickly as possible, and at the same time complete the decisions made by others.

Anyway, his task is very simple. If Rahul agrees to fight, he can leave the area where he is under house arrest. How easy!
"I want generals! I want the generals that I once commanded!" Rahul, who also understood this, finally suppressed the thoughts in his heart. Thinking that these people were trash, he directly stated his demands.

"Okay, as long as you're still alive, I'll definitely hand you over to General Rahul!" Upon hearing such a condition, Shawal agreed without even thinking about it.

This kind of small matter was within his power. Not wanting to overwork others and ending it quickly, Shawar gave a decisive answer.

"And there are also my former subordinates, the Peacock Legion, as well as food, weapons, armor..." Rahul asked for a lot of things. He asked directly for whatever the army needed, regardless of whether the other party agreed or not.

After all, if you don't speak now, the difficulty of speaking later will be different.

At this time, Rahul did not understand what Sharwal meant by "as long as he is still alive".

It was not until Rahul actually went out and returned to the military camp and witnessed the military camp environment that he understood all of this... (End of this chapter)