Chapter 3387
Remember to survive!
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Without the middleman, the Brahmins as a whole did not achieve unity; instead, each had their own reasons.
In the past, the best way for idle people like them to go was to enter the temple, study the gods' scriptures and ideas, and get close to the gods, especially Brahma.
However, after losing their superiors to control them, most Brahmins, even those in the temples, could feel the power that was readily available, a power that was previously limited to only a very small number of people.
By using this one power, one can obtain power that one never dared to dream of before.
More land, more slaves, more people, more armies—anything is possible if you want it.
Faced with such obvious temptation, even a well-trained Brahmin who has carefully studied the sacred words would find it difficult to resist this temptation from reality.
Amid the cheers and joy of the crowd, Kusroy's expression remained unchanged, though he had lost much of his composure, and his eyes showed signs of weariness. Eventually, he calmed down, and the final result was revealed.
Everyone's expectations were pretty much the same, the execution plan was pretty much implemented, and the plan can be considered to have been successfully completed.
Even if more Brahmins are killed, even if the foundations of these families are destroyed, and even if no replacements can be found, this does not affect what Kusroy is doing.
Relying on the power of the spiritual radiance of Hararih, Kusroy used this Hararih, who was sufficient to represent Brahma, to complete the official endorsement, or rather, legitimacy, of this attack.
“I will take responsibility for this. The pressure on you will be much less, and you will be much safer than you are now.” Harald looked at the calm-faced Kusroy and calmly explained his approach and the outcome, which also served as a way for Kusroy to escape.
"Much safer than now?" Kusroy shook his head slightly, fully aware of the predicament they faced and the price they would have to pay. Even knowing the extremely serious consequences of that price, Kusroy still accepted it with equanimity.
Kusroy, who is not even afraid of death, is naturally not afraid of the consequences, much less of the consequences.
“After all, I am a holder of the Radiance of Spirit, so doing this shouldn’t be a problem for me. However, things are never that smooth.” Looking at the crowd gathered around him, Hararih thought for a moment and said quite seriously, “But before this good news, there is one more thing to deal with, which is to get this information out in advance and into the hands of people in various places. Otherwise, someone might kill the other side.”
"And the bad news that follows the good news is naturally not so simple, especially for everyone present, the situation is almost exactly like that." With a soft sigh, Hararih looked at the scene and said directly, "Without the real information being passed down, and without the Brahmins completing their internal reorganization, Kusroy's situation is very dangerous."
Even with the tall figure of Haraldt on the surface, the Emperor's assistance from the royal family, and the reliable commander of Lal on the front lines, it doesn't mean that Kusroy's current actions are without risk.
On the contrary, at this time, Kusroy was arguably the most talented member of the entire Kushan Empire.
Once he realized the danger, Kusroy had to find a way to deal with the harm it caused, especially since he also needed to protect his teammates. The task was more extensive and complex. "Only by further crushing those Brahmins who had gained power, destroying the rules of power they controlled, and then letting their people take the field, could we achieve our goal."
Without this status, no matter how hard you try, the positions you can reach are limited.
Born into the Untouchables, Kusroy knew perfectly well what was useful and what was useless, especially given the other party's formidable expertise in this area. He didn't need to do much; he simply stood quietly and waited for the special vehicles to arrive one after another.
In particular, some unemployed individuals must obtain the corresponding permission in order to acquire those items.
However, the truth is quite the opposite; the reason everyone opposes it is simply because of the corresponding collective punishment.
Realizing the consequences, Kusroy quickly explained the reasons and promptly notified the surrounding troops. The soldiers who had been searching also gradually returned to their posts, which was a perfectly normal procedure.
However, being aware of this problem does not mean that it is easy to solve, especially for someone in charge of a city. As a result, the implementation methods are more radical, the effects are more severe, and the costs are also greater.
Even Kusroy, whose heart was frozen and who had no emotions to express, felt surprised during this process.
"Retreat!" Kusroy glanced around, and after a moment's thought, shifted his direction slightly and headed east again.
He needed to stall for time, to stall for even more time, so that Haraldhi could report the matter further until Vaisudeva I truly confirmed and signed it.
The small number of troops also played to their advantage at this moment.
There were no signs of overly orderly military formations, nor any traces of a rapid march; only soldiers and scouts were present in various directions.
This completely thwarted the plans of many Brahmins who intended to wipe out Kusroy by launching an army.
However, this disappointment lasted for less than half a day. The Brahmins, relying on their excellent internal secret techniques and a comprehensive tracking method, confirmed the established result.
That is to dispatch the corresponding army to completely wipe out the enemy, leaving them no chance or possibility to continue to grow stronger.
Serving Vasudeva I did not mean having to tolerate Kusroi. Even if Kusroi had orders from his superiors and was carrying out what his superiors were supposed to do, it would not affect the Brahmins' preparation to settle scores with Kusroi.
Some of the more intense and quicker-thinking Brahmins went so far as to cut off the front lines' food, equipment, and manpower, packing all of these supplies together and then using them to strangle Kusroy.
"Herald, stay here. They won't bother you. Their only target is us." Kusroy glanced at the silent Horaleh, smiled slightly, and then turned and left with his army.
"Take care, and remember, survive!!" Taking a deep breath, and watching the Dawn Legion gradually disappear into the distance, Hralirih thought for a moment, then shouted out. (End of Chapter)