Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 450: Andong Protector-General!

Chapter 450: Andong Protector-General!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Single Character Consecutive Slash!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Wang Chong activated the Stellar Energy Iron Cloak and then used the Single Character Consecutive Slash to jump from the back of his horse and attack.

Both the Eight Steps of the Furious Flood Dragon and the Leaping Dragon Art consumed too much Stellar Energy at this point, and were thus less effective and harder to use than the Single Character Consecutive Slash.

Tcha, tcha, tcha!

Wang Chong's figure seemed to flicker about and his Wootz Steel sword flashed with cold light as it drew out a harsh arc in the air. In the blink of an eye and several bangs, several Youzhou soldiers fell from their horses.

Although Wang Chong was not very strong, his insight and experience far surpassed his opponents'. Only those equal to or stronger than him could pose any threat to him.

"Jingdian, Marchioness Yi, Zhao Yatong… work with me!"

Wang Chong's voice resounded through the dark skies, and not even the thunder or rain could drown it out.

Rumble! The warhorses suddenly changed course, and in the blink of an eye, the armored horsemen had gathered to protect Wang Chong in the center. The White-hoofed Shadow, meanwhile, had shot forward to catch Wang Chong.

This ability to change formation took even Tian Chengsi by surprise. But before he could make his own adjustments, Wang Chong's group was already charging toward An Yaluoshan.

Both Marchioness Yi and Zhao Yatong were top-notch experts of the spear, and in cavalry battles, no weapon was better than a spear at breaking through defenses.

Crash! As man met horse, one after another Youzhou soldier was knocked down into the mud.

"Kill him! Kill that brat!"

A flustered voice came out of the crowd as Ashina Sugan took out his sword and pointed it at Wang Chong.

'To shoot a person, first shoot the horse, and to capture the underlings, first capture their king.' This principle was not only known among the Han. The Hu we

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