God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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After all, having worked in the Pamir region for some time, Cabecchi had some understanding of the relationship between the Pamir region and Parthia.

Not to mention the previous alliance, just the fact that the Han Empire sent troops to rescue Parthia and save the Parthian royal family from danger during the previous period showed that it definitely had no intention of doing so.

It couldn't be that the Han Empire came up with such an idea after learning about Parthia's strength, right?

But this is unlikely. After all, the distance between the two sides is too far, so far that even the Han Empire could not extend its hand so far. At such a long distance, there is no way to form enough deterrence to strengthen the rule, at least it is difficult to achieve in terms of military force.

"Since it is not for the purpose of annexation, it means that this Han army is preparing to rescue Parthia?" Tinoica had not collected intelligence around him for some time, but he still roughly guessed a situation based on his own estimation.

However, after guessing this situation, Tinoyka frowned on the spot and said in confusion, "If the Han Empire really wants to rescue Parthia and bring sufficient auxiliary troops, and the main force leaves the Pamir region, it will indeed give us an opportunity. But if the other side returns from the war and discovers the actual situation, won't the two sides have a conflict?"

Tinoica is aware of his own strength. Although he doesn't mind fighting for the princess, even if it is a life-threatening war, he treats people with courtesy. If he violates the original intention of courtesy, how can he meet the princess?
"Hahaha, Brother Liang is right. You all do have a lot of doubts, but you still underestimated one thing. The proud Han Empire, the cavalry stationed in the Pamir region, completely disdains to bring in auxiliary troops to make up the numbers. Therefore, there will not be any major changes in the garrison troops." Looking at the reactions of the crowd, Kabechi felt more and more that what his brother Jia Kui said was correct.

Knowing such a smart brother, I would have taken fewer detours in life. Meeting the princess was truly destiny.

"Since there will be no changes, how can we succeed?" Akani asked in a heavy tone, and at the same time reminded, "We don't have much time. Now we can still rely on blockades to block the flow of information, but if time passes too long, it will be difficult to guarantee that the news will not leak out. If there is no way to succeed, there will be more competitors. General Kabechi may not have any problems, but for the others present, who can guarantee that they will have a chance?"

When these words were spoken, everyone present was stunned, and then they thought about the masters among the people in the north, and many of them lowered their heads.

Perhaps in this military camp, their strength is enough to rank among the top ten, but in the entire North, apart from Cabech, who else has such confidence and strength?
"If the Xiliang Iron Cavalry really wants to march westward to Parthia, then these captains will certainly follow. The Xiliang Iron Cavalry may not need them, but this is only from the perspective of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry itself. However, for the sake of the country and nation behind them, they have to give up their positions and follow even if they will be punished. This is forced by the environment..." Kabechi taught seriously, looking as if you have never seen the world.

When Tinoyka heard this, he understood instantly.

The Han Empire was still the same Han Empire, not only powerful but also proud and domineering.

There is no need to explain the whole thing for many things. It all depends on others to guess. If you understand it, then you are qualified. If you don’t understand it, then you don’t need to think too much about what will happen next, you can roughly guess the result.

I may not need you, but you can't not come.

These people are not needed because their abilities are not up to standard, but if they don’t come, then it is a problem of attitude and behavior.

In fact, these Xiliang cavalrymen sometimes went even further.

Since they did not ask for him to follow them, and even showed disdain, it was natural that they did not need to provide him with military rations and weapons. However, if these people still wanted to follow them and had a certain fighting capacity, they would have to prepare their own military rations and weapons.

In this case, the Xiliang Iron Cavalry is equivalent to getting auxiliary troops for free, and the number may even be extremely large, which reduces the cost from the root and does not cause any discomfort.

After all, they made it very clear that they did not need these people's help, but these people just insisted on helping.

Out of humanitarian considerations, after these people died in battle, the Xiliang Iron Cavalry would still dig a pit and bury them. Of course, this is what is happening now.

If it were in the past, let alone digging holes to bury others, the Xiliang Iron Cavalry soldiers would be considered in a good mood for not letting these auxiliary soldiers dig holes to bury themselves.

When it comes to treating auxiliary troops, the Xiliang Cavalry has always been the best among all, and their oppression and exploitation are reflected to the fullest.

The rules and systems in the military camp are not concealed at all in this regard, allowing people to understand what kind of pyramid structure the Xiliang Iron Cavalry is.

"After these people go to Parthia, there will be successors to take over these positions until they return safely. And we don't need much time, it just needs to last until the New Year. For us, it is a rare opportunity..." Cabecchi pointed to many cities and talked about the future plans.

To ensure regional stability and final planning.

In the early stage, they need to capture all the city captains, and then after confirming the final personnel going to Chang'an, except for the city where the personnel are located, all the captains of other cities must be dismissed and handed over to the later ones.

In this way, there is no need to worry about causing chaos, nor about losing the opportunity to go to Chang'an because of the unchanged position.

This kind of amicable attitude and way of doing things will not arouse opposition from people in the Pamir region, and will allow them to have a peaceful ending.

This harmless behavior and the results shrouded in probability point to the success of this matter, which is inevitable success.

Jia Kui, who was still living in the Pamir region, glanced at the letters on the table and couldn't help but sigh.

On the one hand, he had to appease the people of Beigui, and on the other hand, he had to deal with the political affairs of the Pamir region. He even had to understand the surrounding human and geographical environment, prevent infiltration and invasion, and prevent certain prohibited items from going out.

He thought he had gotten what he wanted and could work hard, but after he really started working, Jia Kui finally understood.

This job is simpler than I thought, but it wastes more time than I thought. (End of this chapter)