Records of the Human Emperor Side Story Chapter 21: Retraining the Soldiers!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

In the tent, several armored Tibetan generals sat on chairs. Though their bodies were short, they were brimming with vigor, and they pulsed with Stellar Energy. While their skins were dark and tanned from their daily livelihood, their faces had a healthy red complexion.

Their faces sported red or yellow beards, and they all had rather grave expressions.

At this moment, a red-bearded general was raging, his face incredibly grim. It was clear that this was the general who had roared a moment ago.

A vigorous general sitting across from the red-bearded general sternly said, "Ormu, Blood Butcher might have encountered Tang soldiers. Wait a little longer."

He was trying to soothe Ormu, but he actually wasn't in a much better mood.

In the end, Blood Butcher had been recommended by him to command the raid. He had not expected that this man, who had been known for his swift battles, would end up fighting in Feng Village for so long!

"Reporting!"

At this moment, the galloping of hooves could be heard, and everyone instantly turned to the reporting soldier.

"After some investigation, we found that Blood Butcher's force of cavalry arrived at Feng Village in the Zi Period (11pm - 1am), but, but…" A scout was permitted inside the tent, and he got down on one knee and began his report. But by the end, his face twisted, and he began to stammer.

"Talk!" Ormu roared.

"At the first quarter of the Zi Period, it was surrounded by Tang… and completely wiped out!"

As the scout spoke, the tent became deathly still, disbelief appearing in the eyes of the Tibetan generals.

"Has this been confirmed?" that vigorous general asked, his eyes dangerously narrowing.

"Yes. Moreover, through our investigation, we found that the Tang operation was apparently led by the Third Prince of the Great Tang," the scout said, his head lowered and covered in sweat.

"What?!"

The generals in the tent were left dumbstruck, and even Ormu had been rendered speechless.

The Tang Empire had six Princes, and each one had his own merits. As

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