Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2123: Target! The Western Turkic Khaganate!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

The horn of the Great Snow Mountain!

Everyone turned in shock toward the source of the sound.

Everyone knew that at the highest point of the Great Snow Mountain Holy Temple, the holy land of Ü-Tsang, was a massive white horn. This was a sacred object of the temple and a symbol of the highest authority in the empire. Only the High Monk was permitted to use it.

Over the course of decades, this horn had rarely been used.

Everyone knew that when the horn blew, something important had happened.

More importantly, each blare of the horn was accompanied by a prophecy.

"Dalon Trinling, come to the holy temple!" An ancient voice, tinged with a soul-soothing power, resounded through the hall.

"High Monk!"

Everyone was alarmed by this voice, even the Tsenpo rising from his throne.

The High Monk did not appear for just anything. Had the holy temple produced a new prophecy?

The Tsenpo felt a vague unease.

But regardless of what they thought, the High Monk's energy vanished after he had said what he had come to say.

"You're all dismissed. I will pay a visit to the holy temple. As for Youzhou, that can wait until after I come back!"

Dalon Trinling had also considered the possibility of a prophecy, and with a grave look on his face, he quickly left the hall.

Dalon Trinling set off for the holy temple, and no one knew what conversation transpired there.

But half a day later…

Whoosh!

A messenger bird took flight from the royal palace of Ü-Tsang, carrying with it Dalon Trinling's handwritten letter to Youzhou.

After a long period of hesitation, Ü-Tsang had finally agreed to join the alliance!

At this time, an enormous alliance had taken form to the north of the Great Tang. The only country that had yet to express its stance was the Western Turkic Khaganate.

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Meanwhile, in the capital of the Great Tang…

Hwooo!

The weather was dark and gloomy, cold winds howling. In this short period of time, the temperature of the Central Plains had dropped ten-some degrees, and it felt like winter had come early.

Many of the la

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