When Li Bida held it in for a long time, he was so crazy that Kassiyo was going crazy. If it weren't for the presence of the general, he would draw his sword and fight to the death with the other party. He really didn't expect that at the end of the discussion at the entire joint meeting, the balanced hand was in the hands of this person. No wonder he was silent just now, and what he didn't expect was that this person's plan was to completely mourn the legion, and he didn't know if it was really stupid or pretending.

But below, Li Bida's analysis was actually quite evident, "After crossing the Euphrates from Juquema, there is a fortress named Sinaca, which has a considerable size of city walls and granaries, which are enough to garrison troops. Then, traveling fifty Romans southwards, you can reach the city of Kale on the border. As long as you cross the desert in Kale, you can successfully approach Babylon or Selelia. If you reach this point, it means that we have won this war, your honorable Governor."

This sentence gave Crasso a chance to turn the tables. He took the opportunity to say that, and there were many loyal and brave Seventh Legion 100 teams scattered in defense between Sinaka and Kale. If I sit idly by, they will be defeated by the Parthian army and suffer a catastrophe.

"Hey! Besides, powerful kingdoms such as Armenia are now looking at your actions to decide their belongings. If they think our army is cowardly, then all their efforts will be wasted." Li Bida encouraged him with certainty.

At that time, the Sixth and Seventh Legions of Syria, one near Chinodosha and the other near Kale in the south, was scattered and stationed. Crassus had certainly reason to advance, gathered them again under his eagle mark, defeated Parthia, and advanced to the target city. It was best to see the beautiful ocean.

Not that. Crassu immediately decided to leave the First Legion to take 500 Ala cavalry and let Casio lead him to temporarily garrison in Jukoma to cover the army to cross the river. Crassu and Eugutaves led the main force, namely the second, third and fifth legions, preparing to advance in a month, with the first target being Sinaca City. Once Crassu enters here, the Seventh Legion will give up their current garrison sites and meet with the Governor. The Sixth Legion is temporarily controlled by Li Bida, and restrained the main team of the monarch of Parthia in Chinodosha, creating favorable conditions for Crassu to advance straight into the future.

"Don't worry, leave it to me. As long as the Fourth and Sixth Legions belong to me, and then I added the two private equity corpses in Libya in Egypt and Libya, I will definitely defeat Herod." Li Bida said with confidence, and Kasio, who was beside him, wished he could poke him to death on the spot, and blood splashed five steps.

The specific steps for the expedition to Seleuria were determined like this. In the next month, it was very boring for Crassu. He was constantly obtaining supplies and preparing for combat, but it was not necessarily easy for Li Bida. He knew that Surena's enemies were all private cavalry from the other side, and there would not be a large number. If Crassu did not move, Surena would not act rashly; but those who came for Chinodosha, Herod's absolute main force was not up to his own decision!

He hurriedly left the camp, rushed to Chinodosha. At this time, with the efforts of the legion and the enlisted men, the city defense had been completed, and Sabo even hired some manpower and dug a canal from the Oping River in Tegresetta to reach Chinodosha. In this way, the Cyranian Legion, the Serapis Legion, a total of 10,000 people, and two thousand affiliated cavalry brigades came secretly along this new canal. After Li Bida met with the troops, he immediately made personnel arrangements, which was to instruct Marco Anthony to serve as the commander of the Seventh Syrian Legion, which was the temporary power given to him by Crassu.

"The Seventh Legion soldiers scattered in the south, even hundreds of Rome soldiers, were brought to the city. Now, the commander, except for the entourage, only flags are left. Can you do it as soon as possible?" This was the first order Anthony received after taking office.

"It doesn't matter, but the cavalry brigade of Dussenvier accompanied me. We have to abandon all the frontier castles, disguise themselves as success or failure, and then give some color to the dilapidated sheep like Parthia!" Anthony asked tentatively.

"That's of course, of course we have to show Parthia some strength. Herod thought that our path was a partial master, and Armenia would cooperate with him to attack us, so he could just catch his arrogance and negligence and hit them hard!" Hearing Li Bida's answer, Anthony left with satisfaction with the transfer order.

Now Li Bida has the strength of three and a half legion, and one and a half are still in the regular number. He took a deep breath on the school ground in Chinodosha City and decided that these people would be more than enough to defeat the likes of Herod.

So, the Roman army's partial division of Chinodosha suddenly and unexpectedly dispatched in advance!

The army of Herod was advancing among the vast and undulating wild hills. There were "cemeteries" of ancient civilizations everywhere. On the ruins of the old city, only wild beasts and nomads appeared, everywhere was filled with collapsed sculptures, and decaying and drying water drainage channels. The monarch's team became larger and larger with the success of the tribes. Assyrian, Michia, and Arabs, and camel soldiers were shockingly slowing down the entire army's march speed. It was April now, but the erratic desert had no concept of "season". Herod took off his heavy crown and matte robe, and wore only a light Persian shirt with an open face. His face was flushed and sweaty, and fell on the pillow on his shoulder carriage. Several eunuchs and concubines kept busy and tweezing ice to cool him down.

Around, in the deformed view of the sunlight, Parthian oven cavalry, his men and horses were covered with unpleasant light, and then the light infantry wearing flower dots or striped robes and trousers, some holding huge wicker shields and spears, and some carrying bows and arrows and axes, like a colorful river. Behind King Herod were the unreliable Arab herders, most of whom rode mares and camels, and covered their hair and faces with headscarves on hot days, because they thought it was extremely unknown to expose their hair, and they held long and thin blades in their hands. Herod was afraid that he would do this for him at any time.
Chapter completed!