Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 431: The Final Attempt!

Chapter 431: The Final Attempt!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Hahaha, you think I want to rebel?"

Wang Chong finally couldn't help but laugh at Li Siye.

"Is that not so?" Li Siye sternly asked. There was no sense that he was joking on his serious countenance. When he was just starting out, he had known nothing about the capital. He hadn't even known who Wang Chong was.

He had just believed that some hoodlum in the capital, the young master of some noble clan, wanted to transfer him to their side to make him their servant and order him around.

But even if Li Siye was unfamiliar with the capital, his several months there was enough time for him to get a grasp of the critical facts.

The Wang Clan that Wang Chong had come from was one of the most powerful in the Great Tang!

The Hyderabad ore that Wang Chong had bought from Sindhu was priceless, and the Wootz Steel weapons the ore was forged into could cut through metal and were incredibly tough. In the capital, the cheapest Wootz Steel weapon cost seventy to eighty thousand taels of gold, a sum that Li Siye could never achieve.

But this was not the crucial point. What was truly important was the sharpness of those weapons!

When dealing with the Dragon Bandits, Li Siye got to experience the frightening aspects of a Wootz Steel weapon for the first time. That he had been able to take on the thousands of Dragon Bandits alone was in part because of his strength, but Li Siye was well aware that another important reason was the Wootz Steel weapon that Wang Chong had forged for him.

Not a single one of the Dragon Bandits had been able to last a single round against him. This magical Wootz Steel weapon had cut through man and horse like they were paper.

Even the boss of the Dragon Bandits, Black Dragon Zhao, had ultimately failed to block his slash!

And now, Wang Chong had obtained a thousand jun of Hyderabad ore. Such a massive quantity of ore was enough to equip a small-scale army of one thousand men.

Given the terrifying sharpness of th

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