Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 250: The Goguryeon's Secret Tunnel!

Chapter 250: The Goguryeon's Secret Tunnel!

Without the slightest hesitation, Wang Chong swiftly explained the entire matter to him without any reservations. King Sosurim's whereabouts had always been a mystery, and catching him was no easy feat.

However, considering the scale of the operation this time round, it was impossible for King Sosurim to not supervise the operation personally.

This would be their last chance to deal with King Sosurim. Wang Chong believed that given Ma Yinlong's intelligence, he would surely be able to deduce this much.

Thus, after explaining the entire matter, Wang Chong sat alongside Miyasame Ayaka as he patiently awaited the other party's response.

The entire room fell silent. Ma Yinlong stood motionless with a lowered head. No one could tell what he was thinking.

Wang Chong and Miyasame Ayaka were also waiting motionlessly for his reply.

Wang Chong was confident in his plan, but in the end, it was all conjecture. After a period of more than a decade, no one could say for sure what was on Ma Yinlong's mind.

And honestly speaking, Wang Chong's confidence was slowly falling. Ma Yinlong didn't seem to be a person whom he could easily convince.

"How do you want me to help you?" Ma Yinlong finally raised his head and asked after a long minute.

Hearing those words, a smile finally twinkled in Wang Chong's eyes.

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Deep in the night, when the shadows of the trees were dancing, a crescent moon hung high above a remote courtyard.

Looking upon the first base of the Goguryeons, Wang Chong could see Goguryeon guards keeping watch all around the base, and there seemed to be a tense atmosphere lingering in the air.

In a short period of time, they had lost contact with more than a dozen Goguryeon warriors, and some of them were even True Martial realm cultivators. What was even more unnerving was that they seemed to have simply vanished from the world, leaving not a single trace behind. No one could say for sure whether they were dead, or had gone somewhere else.

Such a situation had never happened before, at le

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