Chapter 3519
Importance
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It was precisely because of this military positioning and foundation, as well as military experience in warfare, that Rahul made his own judgment and made targeted arrangements.
Even if such arrangements and deployments waste a lot of intelligence personnel and resources, it is worthwhile in order to obtain the corresponding intelligence information in the shortest possible time and carry out effective countermeasures.
Information about the Han army's air transport capabilities, including their structure and related intelligence, spread at an extremely rapid pace.
Both the navy and the northern army received the relevant information within a few days.
For Cecilie, the Navy's leader, this news was both exciting and frustrating.
Cecissian had considered methods to allow his army to take to the skies and gain air superiority, thereby creating an absolute advantage of high-altitude attacks. He even envisioned a specific direction for achieving this.
In theory, as long as the corresponding technical difficulties and key points are overcome, enabling warships to fly in the sky under an adaptive loop system is not a pipe dream, but rather a possible future.
Unfortunately, his current physical condition is simply not enough to support him on the road ahead.
The road he failed to complete seems to have been completed by the Han Empire. Although it is unknown how the Han Empire accomplished it, based on the physical characteristics described by the intelligence personnel, Cecissian instinctively believed that the other party was most likely a ship.
After all, with such a huge size, and a semi-elliptical structure that looks like a ship when viewed from the ground, it does indeed look like a ship.
When there are already corresponding ideas and technical planning approaches, preconceived notions can have a profound impact.
After realizing the Han army's investment in this area, Cecissian's original thoughts were no longer so absolute.
Given the Han Empire's availability of such methods, Cecislian lowered his own requirements and increased his tolerance for error, thereby achieving a lower goal than originally planned with a higher success rate.
At the same time, Cecilie also wrote down the corresponding design direction for how to make the ships fly and what difficulties needed to be overcome to achieve this.
He was unable to solve this problem in his lifetime and could only leave it to future generations, hoping that a genius who could surpass him would emerge and completely solve this problem.
Cecilian casually placed the parchment containing his written outline of the future direction of the adaptive system on the table beside him. His gaze was deep as he stared intently at the parchment, and finally he let out a heavy sigh.
It was neither destroyed nor hidden away; it was simply placed here peacefully, gazing calmly towards the east.
Given the current war situation and the talents he has discovered, Cecissarian is well aware that there is absolutely no one in the Kushan Empire who can meet his requirements or inherit his mantle.
The most obvious difference in strength between the Kushan Empire and the Han Empire was actually in logistics.
This huge logistical gap means that both sides have a greater margin of error in the war.
From both a military and probabilistic perspective, Cecislian was well aware of the likely future direction.
With that thought in mind, Cecislian stopped looking at the parchment.
Regardless of the final outcome, he only needs to do what he is supposed to do. As for whether this mantle and tradition can be passed down, that depends on fate.
Meanwhile, in the Northern Navy, one after another steel warships were launched. Even the largest Northern ship began installing vector projectors and was about to begin its final sea trials.
A range of war equipment was deployed to the ships. Although it was not explicitly stated, all the naval soldiers understood that war was not far away.
Whether it's to wash away past humiliations or to gain merit, they must do everything in their power.
When the city of Chang'an is adorned with blooming flowers, the joyous atmosphere unique to weddings and New Year celebrations permeates the city.
When the wedding of Princess Liu Xiu of Yangdi and Awende of the Yuezhi people in the north began, a series of tedious and complicated procedures commenced.
Finally, a grand and magnificent welcoming procession stretched from Chang'an into the Hetao Plain.
If the atmosphere when Liu Xiu left Chang'an was one of surprise, but still understandable, then the atmosphere after he left Chang'an was completely different.
Although the atmosphere was also filled with celebration, the underlying seriousness, caution, and vigilance made Liu Xiu realize that something was amiss.
However, as one of the participants in the marriage, Liu Xiu could not directly bring Awende over to ask him about his doubts, so he could only keep these doubts to himself.
This grand welcoming party was meticulously prepared by Arvind, who not only maintained the proper etiquette on the surface but also took precautions against any unforeseen circumstances.
It wasn't that they were afraid of the Han Empire's power, but rather they were afraid of the so-called Yuezhi people.
It did not originate from the Yuezhi people who arrived in the Hetao Plain with them, but rather from the Yuezhi people who originally lived north of the Kushan Empire.
These people held a very simple idea: to obtain the princess of the Han Empire. As for the method or behavior, it was not important.
Moreover, Awende, who did not want to lose Liu Xiu, naturally had to be careful and wary.
If anything goes wrong, even if it only slightly injures Liu Xiu, it would be an unacceptable reality.
To prevent any unforeseen events, Arvind and his legions, along with their officers and generals, made ample preparations to guard against any possible accidents.
This preparation reached its peak when Liu Xiu arrived at the Hetao Plain.
Almost all the Yuezhi people who arrived in this area put down their work to welcome Liu Xiu.
Even during the winter and spring seasons when there isn't much work, this level of welcome surprised and shocked Liu Xiu, who had seen a lot in his life.
It wasn't just one or two people welcoming us, but tens of thousands of people, and the emotions and feelings expressed by these people were full of sincerity and joy.
This unprecedented sincerity and joy made Liu Xiu truly realize his importance, or rather, his importance in the eyes of these Yuezhi people. (End of Chapter)