Mythical Three Kingdoms

In reality, any Roman strategist who understood celestial phenomena was having involuntary twitches at the corners of their eyes. The scale of such celestial changes, such dramatic shifts, the Han Dynasty’s control over celestial phenomena could indeed be called divine intervention. Under these conditions, even the Romans found it impossible to fight!

“Your Majesty, let’s set up camp. This degree of wind and snow would reduce the combat effectiveness of even our elite troops by one or two-tenths. More importantly, we need to think about how to prevent the Han Army’s control over celestial phenomena. Otherwise, facing such anomalous powers in every battle means we can’t combat the Han Army at all,” Pipunannus said thoughtfully.

“This is not just a one or two-tenth reduction in combat effectiveness. If this issue isn’t resolved, our morale is likely to falter. The opponents possess the ability to terminate the war at any moment, which means we basically can’t engage them in combat!” Novelli said with a frown, “Moreover, the snow is getting heavier…”

The Romans, used to a Mediterranean climate, had largely never seen snow in this era; their weather was warm and humid, making snowfall impossible. For the majority of them, this was their first encounter with the peculiar phenomenon of snow falling from the sky.

As for the cold, it wasn’t extremely severe. These individuals were partly protected by Cloud Qi, and their physical qualities far exceeded normal levels, so the mere cold wasn’t too impactful. Nonetheless, seeing snow for the first time, they found this strange sight quite fascinating.

Exactly what was this white stuff falling from the sky anyway? It seemed to be getting heavier though, particularly the fierce winds mixed with ice and snow, which inexplicably troubled the Romans.

“All troops halt, set up camp here!” Soon, Severus’s orders reached all the legions. In such blizzard conditions, Severus had no effective measures, hence he harbored growing fears towards the Han Dynasty’s mastery over manipulating celestial phenomena.

Pipunsanannus began pondering which deity to slay to acquire the power to resolve such celestial phenomena.

Roman and Central Plains people shared many similarities in their views on deities, both being practical. Although Romans showed some respect, compared to the Han Dynasty, when it came to other countries, Romans were part of the long-standing series of blasphemers.

Like sending God, Holy Spirit, and Saint Heir to heaven…

Romans also engaged in activities like divine enthronement, but they were relatively more reliable, not resorting to extreme measures like the Central Plains, where original deities were arbitrarily added to or taken away from. Overall, Romans were relatively respectful towards the religion of Ancient Rome.

As for giving respect, it was at this level—Roman deities were basically imitations of Ancient Greece, with Romans pursuing their ideals in heroism, victory, and warfare. Therefore, in Roman religion, the War God wasn’t the Supreme God, but was the most revered deity among the Romans.

Alright, this phrase ‘revered’ already indicates the attitude; most deities had a pitiful existence both in Central Plains and Rome.

Pipunsanannus decided, simply finish off Forbes; no matter what the weather, the power of the sun will resolve the problem, no matter how the weather changes. As the Mediterranean region is excessively humid, a bit of sun wouldn’t hurt.

Guann Hai, sprinting all the way, caught up with the retreating Han Army. This time, the Han Army had suffered heavy losses; the lightest casualties were for Wei Yan and Guann Hai, with almost no serious losses.

The Yuan Clan suffered about three thousand elite casualties, mainly because the Scythian Legion seized the opportunity to cross swords with Sheni Pei’s forces. As for the heavy infantry led by Gao Lan, their losses were not too severe, especially with Gao Lan’s talent providing cover.

The situation for Cao Zhen’s side wasn’t too good either. Despite his elite warriors having extremely fearsome combat power, their defense was even worse than standard infantry. After the Elite of Danyang and the archers led by Sunx Quan suffered heavy blows, the first target of the Roman crossbows became Cao Zhen.

Given this legion’s terrifying combat power and explosive charges, even heavy infantry on the front might be hacked down. So after the slaughtering of Sunx Quan’s Archer Legion, the elite warriors of Cao Zhen’s legion nearly suffered a fatal blow.

Looking at the retreating troops now, Cao Zhen felt an acute heartache seeing his elite warriors still behind him; these were the true backbone of the Cao Family, and yet nearly three thousand were killed.

As for Sunx Quan’s side, it was exceptionally dire—Zhou Yu’s prepared elite archer legion was practically annihilated. These archers’ leaders had even followed Sunx Jian! The remaining Elite of Danyang numbered barely over three thousand.

The primary reason for Sunx Quan’s archers being so devastating was their skill in one aspect being outstandingly precise and all possessing piercing talents during Jiangnan, a lone talent archery event. Romans seized the opportunity during Sunx Quan’s openings, almost wiping them all out in one go.

The Wolf Cavalry afterwards, despite having Zhang Liao’s talent, ultimately faced the Trajan Legion and Ninth Spanish Legion. Both opposing legions were the brutal type that grew fiercer the more they fought. Although there were two thousand three hundred Feathered Forest Guards holding the front lines, as many fell on the enemy side, so did they on Zhang Liao’s.