Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2380: The Wind Stirs!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Thwish!

The leader waved his hand, and that bronze book flew into his hand. He flipped through the pages, which contained various martial arts, including the Lu Wu Mantra and the Mara Mantra.

"This is the secret martial arts manual that they use for their daily training on this island. The information we got was correct. This place truly is an important base of the men in black," the leader solemnly said.

Over the last three years, Heaven and the Celestial God Organization had seemingly evaporated, vanishing without a trace. But the Great Tang and the rest of the continent had not given up on their pursuit, continuing to hunt them down until they finally found some clues.

"The Celestial God Organization has already been gone for three years. Why would they leave behind such an important book on this island?" one of them asked.

"This can only mean that there was something more important," the leader said. "Inform His Highness that the Celestial God Organization is beginning to awaken. They might be starting to move again."

Whoosh!

Following their leader's order, a messenger bird quickly took flight, making its way northward.

"It all depends on Team Two now!"

On the ground, the leader watched the bird leave as a grave light flashed in his eyes.

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Whoosh!

A breeze blew through an extremely remote city in the northwest of the Great Tang. A lean figure wearing gray clothes cautiously passed through the city gate.

Behind him, a sign was hung from the rather old city gates, two words written upon it: 'Abandoned City'!

The Great Tang did not have many abandoned cities, particularly after it had integrated the other countries. With the Great Tang as the center of the world, a large number of people had moved into the interior, making the place more prosperous and bustling than ever before. The people of the other countries living in harmony produced a unique and beautiful sight.

The reports said that there were still around five hundred people in this abandoned city, mostly old people who liv

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