Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2397: The Decisive Battle (V)

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

In front of Wang Chong was an identical copy of the capital. Though it was many times smaller, the tea houses, hostels, restaurants, streets, and the Imperial Palace in the center were all identical to the capital of Wang Chong's memories.

From a distance, Wang Chong could even see the familiar Taibai Pavilion and Vast Crane Pavilion, everything realized down to the smallest detail. The only difference was that the city seemed rather empty. Only the large red lanterns hanging from the eaves granted this city a tiny bit of liveliness.

Even so, under the darkness, the quiet stillness of the capital instilled it with a hint of sinisterness.

"Heaven, come out!

"Stop with the mystifying act!" Wang Chong harshly said, but there was no response, and all was quiet.

Wang Chong frowned. As he looked at the capital, countless thoughts flitted past his eyes.

"I'd like to see what you're trying!"

Raising an eyebrow, Wang Chong shot like a shooting star into the capital.

Thump! As one foot landed on a high wall, he felt a firm and cool sensation. It truly felt like actual stone.

Wang Chong's heart slightly thumped, but he quickly crossed over the wall and landed in a street near the southern gate.

Buzz!

As he entered the city, he failed to notice an invisible energy spreading out from beneath the capital and instantly engulfing the 'capital'.

In the depths of spacetime, the atmosphere grew increasingly bizarre.

At the same time, in the miniature capital…

Silence!

Absolute silence!

Wang Chong cautiously walked the streets all by himself. The only sound in the capital was that of his footsteps, making the place seem even emptier.

"It's too similar!"

Wang Chong carefully examined his surroundings as he made his way forward. Near the city gate, he had seen a long scar on the ground, the patches of moss on the wall, and a restaurant with a missing piece of tile.

Wang Chong had lived more than half his life in the capital, and he had passed through here on his triumphant return from the war in the southwest,

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