God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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When doing things, especially fake things, the most important thing is to have both truth and falsehood, so that you can be more calm and smooth.

It is because we know that what is inside is real that we can remain steadfast.

But this kind of thing, in a sense, is indeed very immoral, and it is very fatal for an emperor.

After all, the emperor's credibility, to a certain extent, also represents the credibility of the country.

Even if we cannot keep our promises, we should at least make sure that the declarations and orders we issue are clearly implemented and complied with.

However, Vologases V thought about his own situation and immediately put this idea behind him.

Looking ahead and behind, making a big deal?
It’s just a reputation. As long as no one knows about it, who would know that he did it?

As long as the execution process is more perfect, the final result will naturally be perfect.

The best outcome, naturally, would be to use the power of the Roman Empire, and then severely injure one of the nobles, hurting them and making them understand that the Roman Empire was neither their compatriot nor their ally.

As long as there was a war between the Roman Empire and these great nobles, it didn't matter whether the war was big or small.

Once the war begins, the unspoken rules that both sides have tacitly followed will be torn apart, and then his chance will come.

With the help of his reputation at home at that time and the external deterrence of the Roman Empire, he was able to achieve a nominal gathering whether in the name of an alliance or in the name of justice.

And as long as there was a nominal gathering, it would be easy for Vologases V himself to unite the forces of others in that situation and then use them for his own benefit.

The other great nobles, having lost the external support and threat of the Roman Empire, naturally lost their other option and could only follow the same path as him.

By that time, the Parthian Empire would have a chance to become strong again.

"Tiritaya, you should do this. Although Atratome is very powerful, he was born in the lower class after all. He doesn't know much about the behavior between nobles, and..." After thinking, Vologases V turned his head to look at Tiritaya who was standing next to the pillar not far behind him, and spoke softly.

He doesn't have many people under his command, and even fewer who can carry out this kind of task. After all, there are only a few people who dare to offend the seven great nobles for the sake of this country and him. Fortunately, as an emperor, he still has some loyal people under his command.

"I understand, my majesty." Tiritaya, who had gradually hidden herself behind the scenes, heard Vologases V's whispered words and instantly understood the meaning of Vologases V's words. She nodded seriously and gradually disappeared from the scene.

After all, Atratome would be the future commander of the Royal Guard, a person who would appear in the court of the Parthian Empire, a person who should not appear in the dark, and also a person who should not tarnish his hands.

An upright general is better off serving on the battlefield rather than wandering around the court, and he should not try to understand the tactics used by the nobles.

After leaving, Tiritaya did not spend too much time taking a small army and began to place a huge order through the silk exchange built by Sima Yi in Taixifeng.

The appearance of this order rekindled the enthusiasm of Parthian merchants, who had been facing a gloomy market environment due to a decrease in silk trading volume.

A large number of camels and horses reappeared in Ctesiphon, as if the previous trade boom was about to happen again. And this information spread outward very quickly.

Ganasis, the Duke of the Eastern Roman Empire, who was also waiting for a reply from Parthia, received a similar message, with even more disdainful expressions on his face.

Of course, even though I was disdainful, I was still quite satisfied in my heart.

The Parthian Empire was so sensible that all his efforts were not in vain.

If the domestic pressure had not been really great, he would never have done such a thing and chose to make the Parthian Empire execute such an order through an announcement.

Under normal circumstances, he would definitely take action personally, bring his own army, teach the other side a severe lesson, let them know what the Roman Empire is, and make them succumb to the force.

However, this idea was not implemented this time and was stopped instead.

Because of the normal silk trade, there were too many people buying it, and most of them were citizens of the Roman Empire.

In this case, if his actions of war led to the termination of the silk trade between the two sides, even if he was the Duke of the Eastern Roman Empire, he would have to bear serious consequences for such actions.

Ganasis is no fool. Everyone, including himself, has witnessed the passion for silk.

He didn't want to become the enemy of everyone in the country because of such a small matter.

"These people in Parthia really still have a large amount of silk. The reason they are unwilling to sell it is probably because they are waiting for a good price. They are not satisfied after making so much profit and want to earn more. In this case..." Ganasis' eyes began to sparkle, and he began to think about this huge silk trade and the normal trade routes, and whether he should do some robbing from the robbing.

After all, purchasing silk on a large scale was a considerable burden even for Ganasis, the Duke of the East, especially since the amount of silk he purchased was quite large in itself.

In addition, the domestic demand for silk is also huge.

In addition, with such a huge amount of silk passing through his land, it would be unworthy of his name if he didn't have any ideas.

But even if it really reaches his hands, he must consider one thing, that is, the person who openly attacks must not be him, otherwise, a lot of things will be lost.

It can be said at the same time.

Ganasis and Tiritaya almost both opened their maps and fixed their eyes on the road between the Mesopotamian River Basin, where the silk trade would pass.

"It's decided to be you, the Sulen family..." After hesitating for a long time, Tiritaya finally set his target on this great noble.

Compared with other great nobles, Tilitaya is more aware of the horror of the Sulen family and the powerful fighting power of this family.

If there really was a head-on clash, let alone the small force he had now, even the guards he once commanded would probably be vulnerable... (End of this chapter)