God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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For Kabechi and others, the road to Chang'an is far away, but for them, it is like stepping on a bright future with enough room for them to realize their ideals.

Although the journey is long, it cannot stop them or discourage them. Rather, the distance of the journey can better testify to their hearts and their will.

They have all defeated numerous opponents and stood at the top of the crowd. They all have an unshakable will. How could they be blocked by a mere road?

Full of confidence, everyone embarked on this long road without any psychological burden.

At the Khyber Pass, Valek, who did not get such an opportunity, looked towards the north from time to time, with a look of resentment on his face.

Once upon a time, he was only one step away from meeting the eldest princess of the Han Empire, but now the distance between them seemed like a world of difference. Even his beliefs could not be conveyed to them.

This feeling is really uncomfortable and makes people regret it.

He wanted to see the princess, he dreamed about it. If he could see the princess in this lifetime, what regrets would there be in life?
However, due to his own strength, he was forced to stay where he was. While guarding the camp, he also had to guard the Khyber Pass, a very important place for Peshawar, the capital of the Guishang Empire.

But does Valais care?
I don't care at all. This is just a damn place, let's not talk about whether anyone comes here or not.

Just staying in this hellhole for a long time can wear down one's will and heart. After all, it is difficult to see outsiders, especially under such control.

And there is no point in meeting outsiders, as their duties make it difficult for them to communicate with outsiders.

For the safety of the imperial capital, they must stay here and garrison here, no matter spring, summer, autumn or winter, or what age it is.

In this environment, without ideals, without psychological counseling, and without a firm will and goal, one would have collapsed long ago.

Among all the will goals, such as guarding the northern border of the empire and protecting the security of the empire, really do not rank.

Among all the concepts, the one that can truly be widely and universally applied is the Princess of the Han Empire.

Especially after this idea and goal was reactivated by Kabechi, what kind of impact will it have in this defense zone without contact with outsiders?
With the consent of the surrounding soldiers and their own subjective will, everyone's desire and longing for Princess Han gradually grew.

Especially during this climbing process, the efforts made and the rewards brought about allow the soldiers' will to be fully demonstrated and enhanced.

The improvement of willpower will further strengthen and solidify this mindset and enhance the atmosphere of the environment.

In other words, without any external interference or interruption, these people's desire for the princess has reached another level.

Call it fanaticism or a devout believer, in a sense, there is not much difference.

Valek himself didn't feel anything. He didn't think there was anything wrong with the soldiers' mentality. After all, his own mentality was similar.

I want to see the princess, I want to see the princess of the Han Empire.

As for the princess of the Kushan Empire, she was not within their consideration.

Although they are both princesses of the empire, the difference in their status is still very obvious.

Even if he married a princess of the Kushan Empire, he could get good benefits and treatment, but even Valeko had never had such an idea in his mind. Perhaps in the eyes of ordinary people, there was not much difference between the two princesses of the empire, but in the eyes of Valeko and others, the difference between them could be said to be earth-shaking.

The episode between the princesses of the two countries cannot be described in words.

To give the simplest example, if a princess of the Kushan Empire came to the Khyber Pass, she might be attractive to ordinary soldiers, but for someone like Valek, she would be no different from an ordinary Yuezhi girl.

Perhaps due respect will be retained, but it is only due respect. If we really want to do whatever we want, it is indeed very difficult.

Needless to say, even Valek himself could turn a blind eye to the princess of the Kushan Empire.

As long as you have an attitude of neither being able to provoke nor to hide, you will most likely be able to end up safely.

But if it was a princess of the Han Empire who came to her loyal Khyber Pass, if Valek even blinked or glanced in other directions, he could hardly be called a human being.

As for the rest, it doesn’t matter. As long as the princess of the Han Empire can arrive here, she can feel one of the most determined and largest will groups in the world.

In this environment, under the influence of colleagues around him and with the hope of his family, his belief in the princess will only become stronger and stronger, and purer.

If it were a normal world, it would be fine, but in a world where will is strong enough to distort reality, the effect would be completely different.

However, Valeco, who was in the environment, did not have any special feelings about this. Even if he felt a little strange, he would soon be overwhelmed by the collective will of the princess and become one of it.

The problem is that Valeko has no intention of resisting. Instead, he actively integrates into it.

So this practice, which would be equivalent to distorting one's will in other places, actually received a positive response in this place.

However, with this kind of response, whether any princess from the Han Empire dares to come is another matter.

It happened that Kabechi and others were not around, so the control and restriction of information were reduced to another level, and Valeko's correspondence with his cousin became more and more open.

The more open the letter delivery is, the faster it is for someone like him whose background and influence are not particularly strong.

However, due to the distance between the two sides, Valeco only wrote one sheepskin after another and sent it to Valeina in the Strait of Malacca.

In the Strait of Malacca, Valena also successfully received the sheepskin sent by Valeco.

Valena himself did not complain about the sheepskin that he received one or two months later.

Passing sheepskin to communicate with each other was just a small matter, compared to what he was dealing with now.

After all, the atmosphere in the Strait of Malacca at this time was not very depressing, but it was not much better either.

Moreover, the things involved and the reasons behind them are all closely related to him, or in other words, they are closely related to the conflict between the North and the South.

They acted as inducements, further accelerating the process... (End of this chapter)