Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2423: The Critical Moment!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Raaaah!

With resounding cries, the energy left by the nine Stones of Destiny turned into nine true dragons that flew toward Wang Chong.

These nine true dragons all had different appearances, but their whiskers, scales, and claws were all realized in vivid detail. In a flash, they had charged into Wang Chong.

With the assistance of these nine streams of Dragon Qi, Wang Chong's Dragon Qi instantly swelled.

His body rose and higher and higher into the heavens.

As he soared upward, Wang Chong was able to see the battlefield, wracked by smoke and fire as the mountains and rivers crumbled.

Wang Chong could see tens of thousands of otherworldly invaders rushing in through the teleportation gates, their thick death energy sweeping across the world, and beneath their feet, layers of ice crept with astonishing speed over the world.

Wang Chong saw countless broken war banners and piles of corpses across the battlefield.

One million, two million, three million…

Wang Chong couldn't even count the number of corpses. All he could see were countless soldiers being cut down like weeds, but even at the final moments of their lives, they still struggled, roared, and battled.

None of them had given up.

And far on the edge of the continent, Wang Chong saw countless boats anchored at sea, countless figures standing atop them and anxiously looking to the north.

And even farther away, across the ocean in the Promised Land, Wang Chong could see Zhang Munian, Li Zhuxin, numerous noble scions, and countless civilians nervously looking in the direction of the Central Plains, their eyes carrying both hope and concern.

Arabs, Sindhi, Turks, Han… there was no difference between them in that place. All of them had placed their hopes in the north, and all of them were waiting for news about the war.

These were the people of the world!

They carried the legacy of human civilization that had persisted for countless years!

They were simple and ordinary. Each of them had a father, a mother, a daughter, a husband… All of th

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