God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Lu Jun really didn't want to face this kind of guy who was so powerful and cautious, nor did he want to fight with him.

When masters fight each other, they are not only competing to see who is better in some aspect, but also to see who has fewer weaknesses and exposes fewer flaws so that they will not be caught by others.

Her own mentality is fine. Although she tends to be Buddhist and everyone wants to lie down quietly, she still has the ability to deal with various crises.

Even if he really faces Arvind, he should be able to get a good chance of winning on paper. The more likely possibility is that a draw will be maintained amid cautious probing by both sides.

With this assurance and confidence, Lu Jun finally sent Sima Yi and others away. Watching these people embark on the journey to the west, he knew that the timeline of the third year of Yuanfeng continued to move forward.

"How will future history write about this process?" Looking at the Congqi City, which became much emptier after the army left, Lu Jun shook his head slightly and expressed his own feelings and sighs.

"I can't guarantee anything else, but one thing is certain: they will be one of the pioneers, and their existence deserves to be recorded in history books. After all, the future belongs to this group of young people!" Jia Kui took over the words without hesitation and gave his own evaluation.

Although there were not many young people participating, Jia Kui also discovered the excellence of these people, and that they could not rely on experience alone to win.

"Since you are back safely, can you tell me what happened north of the Khyber Pass?" Lu Jun looked at Jia Kui who walked up to the city wall. He did not deny his words, but asked another question.

Only by knowing the true situation north of the Khyber Pass, without knowing the real situation in that place, could he make further arrangements based on the actual situation.

After all, the choice Arvind makes will largely determine the future of the Congling area.

The people who are included in the chat group are definitely the best in the world in terms of both their battle records and talents, so it is not excessive to be careful and cautious.

"Actually, I didn't plan to stay there for long. I just wanted to take advantage of the time when Cabecchi and others were heading to Chang'an to conduct a close inspection of that place and record the terrain and location advantages along the way..." Jia Kui pointed at the people behind him and the sheepskins held in their hands, and his words were somewhat excited.

This kind of close observation is inherently dangerous anywhere in the world.

But now, for Jia Kui, it can be said that there is no danger at all, as long as Kabechi is still the commander of that area.

As long as they are a group of guys who only have the princess of the Han Empire in their eyes, Jia Kui will not be in danger.

Even the exploration and exploration of the terrain had various reasons to ensure Jia Kui's safety.

If you go a little too far, you can just take the topographic map left by Kabechi himself and follow the same method to extend and explore, thus saving a lot of time.

It can be said that Jia Kui, who had been too successful, still remained cautious in this situation and did not let the success go to his head.

It was precisely because of this caution that Jia Kui avoided Arvind who arrived in the north.

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For Arvind, who ran from the south to the north, he was aimless in his heart, not knowing why he was there or why he was fighting. But since everyone else was willing to come to the north, he followed the majority, even though he didn't know how to face his former comrades, or how to face the eyes of others who were still thirsting for victory and hope.

It can be said that Arvind, who had been away from the north for a long time, was unknown in the eyes of many new recruits.

But for those generals, especially someone like Barak, Arvind was an insurmountable mountain.

The top military officer in the north from beginning to end, the pillar of support, has never been Barak, but Arvind.

No matter whether it is the commander of the great army of the previous generation or the commander of this generation, it is impossible to defeat Arvind.

How many corpses and heroes are buried beneath the 42-game winning streak?
So after learning that Arvind was about to arrive, Barak could not welcome him openly because of Vasudeva I, and he held a small banquet within a reasonable range to welcome and entertain Arvind and others.

There was no way. Arvind not only had an excellent background and strong personal strength, but he was also a direct descendant of the five northern branches. He possessed absolute justice and challenged and provoked the authority of others. Even if Arvind had never done so, he would inevitably be suspected by the emperor.

Arvind's initiative to request to be transferred to the north was actually a taboo for Vasudeva I.

If Arvind had been stationed in the Strait of Malacca in the south, it would certainly be a waste of his talent, but it was also a way to appease people's hearts.

Without Arvind staying in the North, the South had some more support and a certain degree of bargaining power.

Under the control of His Majesty the Emperor, domestic forces gradually became equal, and their rights were restricted by the supreme emperor.

Therefore, Vasudeva I was actually happy about the situation.

Some even thought that such behavior could help to weaken Arvind's character, so that one day in the future he could completely protect the Kushan Empire with a more mature mentality and stable character.

A more realistic reason is that Vasudeva I was still young, at least as a ruler, he was still quite young.

In this situation, facing a younger and more outstanding young man, Vasudeva I did not think he could control him, so weakening the other party's actual influence through this means was also a good choice.

Now that Arvind has applied to be transferred to the north, Vasudeva I's thoughts are naturally quite complicated.

Under normal circumstances, Arvind, who returns to the north, will inevitably strengthen the strength of the north, thus allowing the gradually balanced north and south to move into another stage.

Whether it is Rahul in the South or Arvind in the North, the already conflicting conflicts between the North and the South will be further intensified.

Even with the Han Empire as an external enemy, this aspect of hostility would not be reduced.

It can be said that the reason why Vasudeva I did not raise any objection and even silently supported it in the face of this situation was because of the existence of another person who changed Vasudeva I's initial unwillingness.

That is Rahul, who has more and more troops and more and more support. (End of this chapter)