God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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In a sense, Arvind can be said to be a living legend in the Northern Gui region.

On the one hand, the past performance is good enough and has the popularity to be sung, and on the other hand, it is because it can only be sung and no one has ever seen the real person.

At least for the vast majority of young people in Northern Guizhou, Arvind was someone they had never seen before.

So much so that when faced with Arvind's arrival, the soldiers stationed at the Kabechi military camp showed their excellent side.

That is, he was not shaken by the words of the people around Arvind, and he did not believe that Arvind was the Arvind in the legend.

Without this trust, it would be impossible to just rely on one's face to swipe open this door, a door used to alert Nangui personnel.

When Valena encountered this situation, although he frowned involuntarily, he also knew that he could not blame the soldiers for this kind of thing. After all, this was also one of their duties.

However, when comparing this scene with the scene from more than ten years ago, one can feel the difference between the past and the present.

In the past, Arvind could not be stopped or intercepted as long as he appeared anywhere in the north.

But now, even some ordinary garrison soldiers can intercept their journey and even dare to put themselves on alert, as if they should not be blamed for attacking if they dare to take a step forward.

"With such caution and such a reckless attitude, I kind of believe the message written on the sheepskin." Kenmailer, who originally wanted to bring Arvind back to the north and didn't care whether the information was true or false, revealed his true face at this moment.

In Kenmailer's view, as long as Arvind returns to the north, returns to everything that was once familiar, and is in a familiar environment, the once invincible general will come back again to lead them and beat up those scums in the south.

Let those southern Brahmins understand what is the truth of this world.

The so-called belief in gods, the power of explaining gods, the so-called pride, and the protection of gods are completely insignificant in front of the invincible Arvind.

“Fortunately, we are not Brahmins, otherwise they would have attacked directly, I believe…” Valena rubbed his face, looking at the other side who were fully armed with weapons drawn, ready to launch an attack at any time.

As someone who had also commanded soldiers for many years, he naturally knew that the other party was not joking. Whether it was the look in his eyes or the hands holding the weapons, they all revealed his decisiveness and resolve.

Faced with masters of obviously extraordinary identities, he still drew his sword and faced them. There was no fear of the masters in his eyes, nor any fear of being retaliated against in the future.

Just based on the willpower that can be seen with the naked eye, the combat effectiveness of these garrison soldiers is much stronger than the elite in the south.

When Arvind saw these soldiers and listened to the generals beside him, he was cautious in his heart and hoped to maintain the situation in a relatively stable environment to avoid both sides from resorting to war.

After all, there are so many opponents. If any conflict really happens, they don’t think they can leave safely.

Arvind was only here to get some information and meet the requirements of Valena and Kenmailer, so he naturally wouldn't have too high expectations and hopes. If it works, it works. If it doesn't, it doesn't matter.

This stalemate soon attracted the attention of other soldiers stationed in the Cabbage military camp, who then quickly increased the number of defenders at the gate and notified senior generals who were capable of handling the matter.

However, even the senior generals were confused after seeing Arvind and others.

But at least he was able to recognize the strength of Arvind and others. After a simple estimate of the strength of his own army, there was no problem with the senior general under Kabechi, who grew up on the nomadic grasslands, experienced the poverty and extreme cold of the northern world, and resolutely joined the army during Kabechi's plundering of the Parthian Empire - Sig.

As someone who had only been in the army for a short time, Sig had not only never seen Arvind, but had even never heard of him.

According to the information and orders left by Kabechi, the main approach for dealing with unimportant people is naturally to intercept and stop them.

So Sig did not hesitate too much and directly ordered his soldiers to stop Arvind and others outside the gate of the military camp.

It is this result that makes Valena and others feel more deeply about their current situation and the reality that people have forgotten them.

However, this situation did not last long. The information was soon received by Valena's cousin Valeko, who communicated and exchanged through internal channels and allowed Arvind and others to enter the military camp.

Arvind himself didn't really want to go in, especially with the situation he had faced before. At this moment, staying in Kabechi's military camp was not so safe, and it could even be said to be full of certain dangers.

But Kenmailer and Valena were fearless. When they entered the military camp, they looked at the soldiers around them as if they were their own subordinates.

"The physical fitness and willpower of these soldiers seem to be much higher than those of soldiers in other barracks?" Kenmailer, who had been observing for a while, frowned slightly and talked about the differences in this barracks.

As the regional defense of the north, theoretically, even if there are differences in the defense system and defense force of each area, the differences will not be as large as they are now.

According to Kenmailer's many years of battlefield experience assisting Arvind, Kabechi and his military district are fully qualified to challenge Barak's central command area, and even have a high probability of winning.

This kind of willpower and character should never appear in an ordinary military camp.

"I just don't know if it's just this one camp, or every camp is like this?" Valena was politically savvy after all. He thought of a possibility and said it out loud without hesitation.

The former is okay, at most it is just a means of taking shortcuts. If it really reaches this level, it is actually useless except for looking good. It is of no use to the country or the people.

But if it is the latter, the situation is completely different.

"In fact, many of the soldiers in this camp are nomads from the north. They are already in a relatively poor condition among many camps. Other camps are even more horrible..." Valeco, who knew the cause of most of the incidents, shook his head gently, with a hint of regret in his words. (End of this chapter)