God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The arrival of Wei Yan and Xu Huang gave many people new ideas.

Especially this kind of undisguised behavior has caused greater concern for many people in the closed city in the west of Thailand.

Vologases V himself did not care. Even though the Han Empire army stationed outside the city had extremely strong numbers and combat effectiveness, he did not waver or have any doubts.

The reason for this is that the food for these troops was provided by the city of Taisifeng.

It can be said that in order to show his generosity and trust, Vologases V allowed the Han Empire to retain nearly a month's worth of food without posing any threat to Ctesiphon.

Without siege equipment and internal and external support, it would be impossible to capture Ctesiphon in a month.

Fars Sassanid was much more cautious in this regard, especially since he had sufficient knowledge of the army and knew a lot of things. He was more able to understand that the structural system of the Han Empire's army was in a state of gradual improvement.

Fars Sassan, who was also a veteran and powerful general, spent most of his time observing the Han Empire's garrison camps.

Through this kind of observation, Fars Sassanid tried hard to understand the army of the Han Empire, the strengths of this army, and the soldiers constructed under different systems.

Recognize the excellence of the Han Empire's army, understand what the other side is good at, and then draw on and learn from it, providing a template for changing military direction.

It is precisely because the two sides are in an alliance relationship, even if they consider themselves to be allies.

With this level of observation and understanding, Xu Shu never thought of stopping them, nor did he forbid them from watching. He just required their personnel to accompany him.

"The Han Empire has sent more troops. So, there are probably more than 50,000 of them. This is already a very large military force." Ardashir examined the results he observed and stated the results directly. As for whether Fars Sassanid was willing to trust this, he did not care.

"They are very strong, especially some of their troops, which are extremely strong. I even suspect that they might be the legendary legion!" Fars Sassan glanced at the shadow of the Flying Bear Army, hesitated for a while, and finally made a similar guess.

The reason why it is impossible to give an accurate definition is simply because there are too many Xiliang Cavalry. In terms of temperament, there is basically no big difference.

But the sense of threat posed by some of them makes one's scalp tingle.

Apart from these, Fars Sassan really didn't find many different places, so he was so hesitant and entangled.

"The legendary legion, the Legion of the Soul?" Ardashir instantly became interested. He turned his head to look at everything in the barracks and said with a hint of wonder, "If it were me, would I be able to succeed one day?"

Hearing this, Fars Sassan remained silent and finally sighed softly.

It's not that the Military Soul Corps didn't exist in the history of the Padya Empire, but because the Military Soul Corps was too powerful, coupled with the abilities that Fars Sassan was good at, this aspect could be said to be a distant prospect.

"Is there no hope?" Ardashir looked at Fars Sassan with some confusion.

He had never seen his grandfather so unconfident. He was rarely unsure about military matters. "I don't know. No one has succeeded since that incident. But that doesn't mean no one will succeed." Fars Sasan looked at his heroic grandson and finally chose not to tell the truth. He just used another perspective to describe the current reality and gave him encouragement.

The Parthian Empire once had a Legion of Military Soul, and Fars Sassanid was well aware of this and had a deep understanding of it.

However, ever since the destruction of the former Military Soul Corps, the Military Soul Corps has never appeared again in the entire Parthian Empire.

Even without the Military Soul Legion, the pillar of the country and the inherited legion of the empire, Fars Sassan was still able to adjust his mentality.

"Is there a possibility of success?" Ardashir naturally heard another layer of meaning, but within a few breaths, he denied the other meaning and said confidently, "Others cannot succeed, after all, they are just others."

"Hahaha... It's good to have this confidence. You can learn more about this legion. Maybe it will be helpful to you. If there is an accident on the battlefield, it won't be wrong to follow such a legion..." Fars Sassanid was naturally very clear about Vologases V's subsequent plans and ideas, and he also knew what he wanted to do.

However, it was precisely because he knew what to do that Fars Sassan had to prepare for the worst possible scenario.

The reason is very simple. The Parthian Empire has been fighting the Roman Empire for hundreds of years. The closer the time is to the present, the lower the possibility of victory.

Even if you don't want to admit it, you can't deny the fact that it has happened.

"The Xiliang Iron Cavalry! I've got it!" Ardashir turned his attention back to the Flying Bear Army and nodded firmly.

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They were both cavalrymen and both were human beings. Why couldn't he do what the Han Empire could do?
Ardashir, who thinks he is no weaker than others, also has a pride and arrogance beyond that of ordinary people.

It's just that there are no more realistic and prominent achievements and results to support his pride, which makes Ardashir look more low-key at this moment.

"The people sent by the Han Empire are all very strong and young. If you communicate more with each other, I think you will gain more..." Thinking of some unfriendly things, Fars Sassan finally used a gentle tone to cover up what was happening in front of him.

Ardashir naturally understood the meaning behind the tone, but in the end he chose not to ask further.

Fars Sassan, who was not asked, looked at the camp of the Han Empire army with deep eyes.

As the pillar of an empire, he is a general who carries the trust and gaze of the emperor and protects the country.

It is a misfortune to see the army next to your country's capital, even if it is not your own country's army, or even if it is an ally's army.

The power they possess is not enough to protect the country, so they can only settle for the next best thing and choose to defend the country in this way.

From the emperor's perspective, there is no problem because the country is the most important first principle.

But as a general, a commander of a large army, Fars Sassan, who believed that he was carrying the country on his shoulders, faced this situation with quite complicated feelings... (End of this chapter)