Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2224: Feasting the Army!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Roooar!

At this moment, a bestial roar came from the fortress, causing the walls to vibrate.

A hairy and savage head suddenly emerged from behind the towering walls, the eyes even larger than a man.

The King Ape!

All three of the scouts instantly recognized this being.

In that previous battle, the power of the King Ape had branded itself into the minds of the alliance soldiers like a nightmare. Seventy to eighty of the powerful Yeluohe had died to the King Ape's feet, their bodies crushed into pancakes by the King Ape.

Those Yeluohe had no opportunity to display the abilities of their undying bodies. But at this time, the King Ape was paying no attention to the three alliance scouts outside. Its attention was also drawn to the blazing fires on the walls.

"Take it!"

Hearty laughter rang out, and then a familiar figure seized a roast pig and threw it at the King Ape.

The King Ape opened its bloody maw and swallowed the roast pig in one bite.

"It's him!"

The three of them were stunned. If that general on the wall wasn't Wang Chong, who else could it be?

A sharp cry came from the walls. "Your Highness, enemy attack! Alliance scouts have been discovered outside the walls!"

Atop the wall, Wang Chong was seated on the main seat and was gazing at the burning bonfire in front of him. Upon hearing that cry, he glanced over and instantly spotted the three alliance scouts outside.

"Not good! Run!"

The three outside the walls saw Wang Chong's gaze and shivered, their souls almost fleeing their bodies as they turned their horses around and began to ride back the way they had come.

The King of Foreign Lands was incredibly strong, so strong that not even Genesis Supreme could do anything to him. It would be different if they ran into anyone else, but if it was Wang Chong, so long as he wanted to strike, they had no chance of escaping.

"Heh, let them go. Today is a feast for the troops, a day to celebrate and make merry, not draw blood. When it comes to matters of war, let them be resolved on the battle

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