God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The contradiction between the North and the South has always existed, whether it is the army or the navy, there is not much difference.

It’s just that the discrimination chains between them are different.

Compared with the South’s incompetence in the army, the combat effectiveness that can be exerted in the navy is indeed different.

The navy's combat methods, in most cases, are carried out by relying on naval vessels. The combat units are not completed by individual soldiers, but by one ship after another.

The soldiers on each ship can be regarded as a whole for combat and command.

The southern system of gods and Buddhas, to a certain extent, is very suitable for ship combat on the ocean.

On the one hand, their numbers are small, they all have the same beliefs, their organizational abilities and compatibility are highly overlapping, and the combat effectiveness they can exert far exceeds the level on land.

After all, in terms of small elite troops, the strength that the South can unleash is not inferior to that of the North. However, as the number of troops increases, the command ability gradually decreases, the conflicts between gods and Buddhas become more and more intense, and the reduction in combat effectiveness becomes more and more severe, resulting in the South's chances of winning being very poor once a large-scale war is launched.

Although the North does not have such a disadvantage, it also does not have this alternative advantage, an advantage that is sufficient to exert its own powerful strength on ships.

So in terms of the navy, Valena is very clear about how strong the current southern forces are on the ocean.
And this strength will become stronger and stronger as the number of fleets increases.

There are now eleven naval fleets stationed in the Strait of Malacca for repair and deployment. This is a very large and terrifying number.

Because this means that nearly half of the navy of the Supreme Empire is stationed in this place, and among these navies, more than 90% of the troops are naval forces of southern personnel.

As for the people in the north, there are very few of them.

It can even be said that apart from Arvind, there is basically no other pure Northern Fleet commander.

It is precisely because of these things combined that Valena and Kenmiler can better feel the changes in the surrounding environment.

Especially Muhlai, the initiator of this change, who had lost almost the entire fleet, was more aware of the difference.

The destruction and disappearance of the two naval fleets was a considerable loss even for the Kushan Empire. Although it could not be considered a major casualty, it was enough to arouse vigilance and required someone to take the blame.

Even if Muhle had returned later and the results had been more desperate, it would not have changed the judgment and thinking of those southerners.

Moreover, for the sake of his own future prospects and career, Muhle did not report truthfully what had happened. Instead, he used half-truths and half-falsehoods, made up excuses, and went through twists and turns to put the blame on Kenmailer and Valena.

Among the many secret techniques, there are indeed many abilities to verify the truth or falsity of words, but in the area of ​​the Strait of Malacca, there are only a handful of people who have this ability.

What's more, Muhle is well aware of such abilities and understands the nature of these secret techniques. In this case, how could he not have a way to deal with it?

In a half-truthful and half-false way, he gradually resisted and diffused the effect of the secret technique that enveloped him. And by relying on such behavior, he was able to completely put the corresponding responsibility on Valena and Kenmailer.

Kenmiler and Valena, who were already dissatisfied, felt a chill in their hearts and were also angry about this.

Being stabbed in the back is bad enough, but now it is so difficult to get a fair judgment and result.

As for the fair inquiry and verification methods mentioned by Qiu Liqu and others, in the eyes of Valena, Kenmeier and others, that is complete nonsense.

Which secret technique doesn’t have some backdoor?

The result of verifying the authenticity is ultimately spoken by other people. If he says it is true, it is true. If he says it is false, it is false. Needless to say, this is a level of cheating.

Just because the person who performed the secret technique was a Brahmin, they already knew the final outcome.

As for the Brahmin's insistence that he was not lying, no one would believe him.

Under this mood of mutual conflict and resistance, the contradiction between the two sides became increasingly acute.

In the past, we were able to rely on each other's overall perspective to barely suppress this kind of thing, but the current situation, no matter how you look at it, doesn't seem like it can be suppressed.

It is really frustrating that one is clearly in the right, but because of one's own strength, one is unable to decide the final outcome.

Even Valena, who thought he was accustomed to this lifestyle, couldn't help but feel a headache and felt the pressure.

They were secretly preparing for war, and if anything went wrong, they would be ready to draw their swords and fight to the death. No matter whether they succeeded or failed, they would pack up and head north, and then together with their brothers, they would take enough troops to beat up those brainless scum in the south.

With this thought in mind, Valena finally received a message from his cousin.

Looking at the sheepskin delivered by his family, Valena, who was not in a good mood to begin with, finally calmed down and looked at the sheepskin in his hand with the best possible attitude.

However, after just one glance, Valena, who had originally not cared much, suddenly became alert as if he had been injected with chicken blood, and looked at the information and content on the sheepskin intently, fearing that he would miss a single word.

After carefully looking over it and confirming that the sheepskin was made by his cousin, Valena said loudly to the soldiers at the door without thinking, "Notify all schools and camps to assemble the troops, bring weapons and supplies, and wait for orders to prepare to set off..."

The soldiers were also stunned when they heard such an order, then they looked at the camp in the sea in the distance, nodded thoughtfully, and then ran quickly to notify the captains and centurions in various places to assemble the troops and prepare for war.

It can be said that Valena, who did not think through the situation, quickly assembled his troops in the current atmosphere. What kind of chain reaction did it bring? Even Valena himself probably didn't know.

Kenmailer, who had been keeping a close eye on his brothers, fearing that they might do something wrong, suddenly received the order that the Valena Legion was assembling, and he became completely panicked.

I know my brother is impulsive, but I didn't expect him to be so impulsive. He planned to go it alone without even notifying me. It was really too much... (End of this chapter)