God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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On the march, in order to avoid being discovered in advance, Ma Zhong simply did not send out his own scouts.

Although it sounds like some anti-battlefield behavior logic, this is the reality.

The Bai Li soldiers were much better than them in reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance.

The investigators sent out may not necessarily achieve the desired investigative results, and their actions may also be exposed.

But if they did not send out reconnaissance soldiers, even if they were discovered by the Bai Li soldiers, in the reality that they did not send out reconnaissance soldiers, this behavior was not under a state of war, so they naturally had enough reasons to explain and further deceive the Bai Li soldiers.

We are all soldiers in Chang'an City. There is no curfew during this period. What's more, they are also one of the patrol forces. They come out to patrol and protect Chang'an City at night. There is nothing wrong with this reason. There is absolutely no problem, okay?
If they need to travel at night, in most cases they will do so only after receiving orders, especially for troops like theirs.

And the only person who can command them is Liu Tong.

In most cases, when it comes to orders issued by Liu Tong, they basically involve special factors such as confidentiality and scope of dissemination.

The Bai Li soldiers knew everything about this, so naturally they would not ask too many questions or pursue secrets that even they should not know.

In addition to the special nature of the actions when executing orders, the Bai Li soldiers would not block the Princess Guards, making it impossible for the Princess Guards to complete the corresponding orders within the specified time.

It can be said that this reverse operation, under normal circumstances, will definitely not be a problem.

Although it is very simple, it is also a kind of inducement and misleading of thinking, and even tends to be an open conspiracy to a certain extent. As long as the Bai Li soldiers do not know the real situation, they have to act rashly.

Of course, during this process, the time that the Princess Guard can maintain itself is still very short.

After all, the delay was too long, so this conjecture naturally fell apart.

Ma Zhong, who understood this, naturally had to estimate the corresponding time, grasp the opportunity to enter the battlefield, and cause the greatest obstacle to the Bai Li soldiers at the most appropriate time.

In order to achieve better camouflage and a smoother state, Ma Zhong even issued an order to directly notify all troops to keep marching and remain oblivious to what was happening outside.

Even the clouds formed by the mixed forces of the army did not gather together under such circumstances.

"This time, we must succeed. How can the walls of Weiyang Palace exist without us?!" When he was less than two miles away from the Feixiong Army camp, Ma Zhong took a deep breath, adjusted his state, and pressed his right hand tightly on the sword on the right side of his waist. At this moment, his whole spirit gradually entered a state of convergence.

His own internal energy continued to spread forward in a regular state, and he carefully explored among the numerous buildings.

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The Flying Bear Army’s camp is different from the camps of other troops.

The troops staying in Chang'an are either like the Princess Guards and the Bai Li Soldiers. Whether it is daily life training or rest, they are basically in Chang'an City.

Or like Hua Xiong's Xiliang Iron Cavalry, because of the special nature of being a cavalry, they can basically only set up military camps outside the city. Because only places outside Chang'an, where there are no large numbers of residents, are more suitable for cavalry to roam freely.

Forcibly placing cavalry units into the city is basically useless except for demonstrating some presence, and it even has a negative effect on the performance of combat effectiveness.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry is not the Flying Bear Army, which can ignore the terrain and walk on flat ground. If an accident really occurs and they are staying in the city, they don’t need top elite troops. Only a few heavy infantry units are needed to strangle them.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry is relatively better. Even if they are strangled, they can still exert good strength. But if it is other cavalry units, they will basically only die more miserably.

But Feixiong is completely different. As a master of gravity, he can ignore the terrain and is even able to run a horse on the city wall. Naturally, it doesn't matter whether he is inside or outside the city.

However, it is a cavalry unit after all. Even though it has a good lower limit of strength due to the backup of the military spirit, this lower limit will not make the Feixiong Army forget normal training.

Moreover, as a real heavy cavalry, in addition to their own special targeted training, they also need to practice some related coordination with other cavalry units.

So under normal circumstances, the Feixiong Army should stay outside the Chang'an city area so that they can play a better role and take the lead and coordinate.

However, during the period when he first entered Chang'an, Li Ru already had the idea of ​​changing the pillar of willpower and the pillar of military soul, so naturally he had to make some changes to it.

If the Feixiong Army stayed outside the city all the time, it would not be a good idea to let Liu Bei run outside the city every day. After all, there were still many things in Chang'an City that needed Liu Bei to deal with.

Although the horses were fast enough, the time wasted between entering and leaving the city was too much of a waste for Li Ru.

So after seeing the collapsed east wall of Chang'an City, Li Ru naturally had corresponding ideas.

The city walls of Chang'an were in good condition, but compared to before, there was a larger urn city, which was used as a place for the Feixiong Army to rest and gather on a daily basis.

On the one hand, it makes it easier for the Feixiong Army to leave Chang'an, and on the other hand, it ensures that Liu Bei is close enough to this place, without wasting special funds on demolition and construction.

All we need to do is to look at the city wall blueprint in Chen Xi's hand and, after discussion, add a symbol. It is really that simple, it couldn't be simpler.

However, it is precisely because of this special 瓮城 design that this place looks a bit like a gate. In actual circumstances, there are basically no ordinary people coming in and out. Those who come in and out are either the Flying Bear Army or the military.

As time went by, Duan Yun reserved a road directly next to the city wall to facilitate the entry and exit of other troops.

Over time, this road also became a way for the military to enter and exit Chang'an, a road that did not conflict with the people.

For the permanent troops, it is just a matter of taking a longer detour, but for ordinary people living normal lives, it means more leisurely peace.

The less you see the army, the more you can forget the impact of the war, especially at a time when society is becoming more stable...

(End of this chapter)