Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 346: Crossing Blows!

Chapter 346: Crossing Blows!

In his previous life, he was a gentle and kind person who had never even killed a chicken before, needless to say, a man.

But humans change.

If the world could create a man, there should be little to doubt that it could change him, too.

In his previous life, in his days of wandering, Wang Chong caught the eye of a few elders of the military and was groomed by them. It was in those days that Wang Chong first killed a man.

When he saw the mixture of red and white spilling out of that man's head, he nearly spewed his guts out. He fared worse than what Bai Siling was going through now.

But as he watched his comrades and brothers fell one after another, and his familiar homeland vanishing amidst blazing flames, Wang Chong never vomited again.

After discharging the weakness within him, all that was left in Wang Chong's heart was strength.

All of this, Wang Chong was unwilling to reveal to Bai Siling.

Recalling the mission he shouldered, as well as the consequences should he fail, everything, be it his honor, pride, or emotions, seemed like nothing in comparison.

Standing behind Bai Siling, Wang Chong spoke slowly. "Siling, the reason why I won't vomit is because there are things that are more important to me than those detached limbs on the ground. If we had failed to destroy the bandits and highwaymen, the ones who would be lying there would be us, Xu Gan, and Huang Yongtu!" 

Bai Siling froze for an instant before gradually lifting her head. Looking at the determination on the young man's face, it was as if something had suddenly struck a chord in her heart.

In that instant, the repulsion and discomfort she felt alleviated significantly.

"Let's go, time waits for no one. Xu Gan, Huang Yongtu, and the others are still waiting for us!" Saying those words, Wang Chong offered a hand to Bai Siling.

Bai Siling subconsciously grabbed Wang Chong's hand, and from it, she felt a feeling of reliability and support she had never experienced before.

For that short instant, she felt a deep connection to the nonchalant y

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