God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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It can be said that after its establishment, the role of the statue was completely different from what Cabbage originally thought.

Kabechi and others just wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to ease the longing in their hearts and express their beliefs.

In such an area with not so many people, building a huge statue of a goddess, even if it rains less outside Yumen Pass, normal wind and sand are enough to destroy the statue.

However, Capecchi and others did not care about this.

If they could carve one, they could naturally carve a second one. What's more, the eldest princess of the Han Empire did not disappear, and it did not affect their core beliefs.

To put it a little too exaggeratedly, by watching the changes in Liu Tong every year, and then repairing the statue of the princess bit by bit, allowing the appearance of the statue to change along with the changes in Liu Tong, it can be regarded as a kind of progress with the times.

As for the consequences of doing so, Kabechi and others don't care at all.

The world is so vast, is there anyone who can manage this area?
However, in addition to normal merchants traveling on the Silk Road, there were also Western Liang Cavalry who provided escort and protection.

For the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, if such a thing appeared during the march, it would naturally need to be reported.

After all, they were escorting back and forth, and even if you counted the rest time in between, they would pass by once a month at most, and at most they hadn't seen it for a month. Then this thing appeared on the road, so the Xiliang Iron Cavalry naturally became curious.

As for being afraid, that is impossible to be afraid of!

Under the pure Xiliang Iron Cavalry, there is absolutely no fear of these so-called statues.

However, due to the influence of Li Jue and others' worship of gods, the soldiers of the Western Liang Iron Cavalry did not choose to violently destroy the statue of Goddess Liu Tong.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry in the Pyramid naturally passed this information to the ears of Li Jue and others.

Li Jue, who was very interested in gods and Buddhas, came to this place with his army out of boredom. He looked at the statues up close and found that the statues were ordinary except for their height.

There is no refreshing feeling, nor the feeling of sudden enlightenment after getting close to it, nor the special option of having an immortal touch my head and marrying me to gain eternal life.

But it is a signpost after all, even if it is a bit big, but I still think of it because it aroused my curiosity.

Combining the knowledge he had learned in the Pamir region during this period with the reality that he had to occasionally consider the interests of the lower classes, Li Jue looked around and finally came up with a simple method.

If the mountain doesn't come to you, people can go there by themselves. Why don't we build a resting place here?
As for the natural weathering of the goddess statue, Li Jue, who had no knowledge in this area, naturally did not take any relevant protective measures. He just watched quietly, and after understanding the general information, he left calmly.

It can be said that so far, everything is normal.

Until he touched it himself, and used a little too much force, causing some parts to shatter. Li Jue, who witnessed this scene, instantly felt complicated. Can this be called a good omen? Can this be called a statue of a god?
The quality of this statue is not as sturdy as his stool. At least his stool will not break if you squeeze it easily.

Although it was not clear who built this thing, adhering to the idea of ​​keeping it if it is useful, Li Jue picked up some rubble from the side, forcibly crushed it into crumbs, and then slapped it on, barely repairing the previously crushed place.

But the moment he let go, the tiny pieces of gravel seemed to be about to fall down, but Li Jue injected his internal energy, forcibly fixed it, and then stabilized it.

"Very good. With my personal strength, I can ensure that the damage to this place will not be discovered by others within a month..." Li Jue looked at the seamless traces after his repair and nodded with satisfaction.

Everything was fine when he came and it was fine when he left, so any damage that occurred after he left could naturally not be blamed on him.

If someone really dares to hang on his head, he doesn't mind talking to others about reason. It can be said that he is perfect.

In order to further prove that this matter had nothing to do with him, Li Jue personally led people to the surrounding mountains, picked up a large stone, brought it directly to the statue, and used the spear in his hand to write the name of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry directly on the stone.

After dealing with all this, Li Jue set out on the road back to the Pamir Mountains area.

It was just an ordinary statue, not a legacy of any god, nor a rare treasure. It could only be said that he had made a wasted trip.

However, it was precisely because of Li Jue's portrayal that the already few horse bandits in the Western Regions became even further away from this place, and the name of the goddess statue as a deity spread even further.

So much so that Liu Tong at this time had never thought that when he received a similar message for the second time after several years, the situation would be completely different.

Anyway, for Liu Tong now, if he ignores the fact that he is a fun person, he can still barely regard it as fun.

After all, in a place like that, building such a huge stone statue is indeed a kind of fun, except for wasting manpower.

“Although the strength of the mountains, rivers and the earth is indeed increasing under the blessing and nourishment of the essence of heaven and earth, it is completely unable to keep up with the speed of animals. Unless the animals have reached their limits, and the world does not…” Liu Tong changed his thoughts and carefully analyzed the fun of this kind of thing.

As for the fact that the goddess resembled her, Liu Tong didn't care at all. After all, the transmission and circulation of information was always full of misunderstandings. Maybe someone was deliberately trying to please her in order to get promoted.

However, when he thought that the statues that some people had spent so much effort to build would be destroyed in the next few years, Liu Tong didn't know how to view the other party.

This kind of statue that was destined to be destroyed was simply treated as a joke to liven up the atmosphere between people. Naturally, Liu Tong did not take it too seriously, as it was a joke. Instead, he focused more of his attention and emphasis on the memorial in front of him.

After all, a lot of time was wasted after playing around, and the work she had to do was not reduced at all.

Liu Tong, who had started writing by himself, couldn't help shaking his head when he looked at the memorial that Si Niang had placed on the top.

No matter what era it is, there are many people who borrow flowers to offer to Buddha, and there are countless true and false ones among them. Ordinary people have long been lost in them. (End of this chapter)