Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 416: Sharpness Revealed!

Chapter 416: Sharpness Revealed!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

On the practice ground, Wang Chong and Dusong Mangpoje were separated by ten-some zhang. Dusong Mangpoje's leather jacket and cloth gown fluttered in the wind as he stared at the Great Tang youth. For the first time, he appeared surprised.

His joining the diplomatic mission was such a secret that only a very small number of people knew. Not even many people in Ü-Tsang knew.

Dusong Mangpoje could not imagine how this secret that had been kept for more than three months could be exposed by this dubious youth of the Great Tang.

At this moment, a storm was stirring in Dusong Mangpoje's mind. For the first time, he found himself unable to see through someone.

But Dusong Mangpoje was far from the only person to be shocked.

"Dusong Mangpoje!"

In a distant building, a figure tightly gripped a balcony railing, his eyes wide as he looked down in utter disbelief at the figure standing in the square.

On the battlefields between the empire and Ü-Tsang, very few people did not know of Dusong Mangpoje's name. This Great General of Ü-Tsang assuredly had a place on the blacklist of the empire.

In the capital of the empire, one would have to queue for an attempt on his life.

Without this person, Ü-Tsang would be greatly weakened.

However, though many people had heard of Dusong Mangpoje's name, few had actually ever seen him. Even if he was right in front of them, few people would be able to recognize him.

The Chamberlain of Dependencies was responsible for all the diplomatic missions for the foreign countries, and they had taken special care with the mission from Ü-Tsang.

But not even they knew that Dusong Mangpoje, this mighty figure of Ü-Tsang, had sneaked his way into the Great Tang.

He was right under their eyes!

"Young man, what are you saying?"

Dusong Mangpoje spoke in Tibetan. His expression was calm, and he had regained his composure so quickly that other people might think that everything from a moment ago had been an illusion.

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