Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 493: The First Battle! Sweep Away Everything! (II)

Chapter 493: The First Battle! Sweep Away Everything! (II)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The ten-man commander leading the motley group of Great Tang soldiers hardened his heart and suddenly ordered, "Let's go! While the green hills last, there's still wood to burn! We first have to survive, and then we can avenge our slain brothers in the future!"

Rumble!

The moment he spoke, the earth quaked. Behind them, to the southwest and the southeast, more Tibetan cavalry suddenly appeared, forming an encirclement with the original group of a hundred-some Tibetan cavalry and charging toward the hill.

All this had occurred too suddenly, and everyone on the hill paled. They had dared to enter a standoff with the Tibetans because they had a path that they could retreat down at any time.

But they had not realized that these Tibetans had been drawing their attention while sending their comrades around the back to cut off their retreat.

"Hahaha, just die. After letting you escape for two days, did you think we would keep letting you? Today, all of you will die here!"

At the back of the cavalry, that Mengshe Zhao officer roared with laughter.

These Tang men were dead for sure!

They had been so slow to act so as to make these Tang soldiers let down their guard and buy time. They had already communicated with the other groups of Tibetan soldiers and were just waiting for them to come and complete the encirclement.

Gallop!

Warhorses rumbled forward, leaving trails of dust behind. Three hundred to four hundred Tibetan cavalry arrogantly shouted as they wielded their scimitars and charged toward the hill in their center.

Their eyes were sinister and ruthless, all of them set on letting no Tang soldier escape alive.

"It's over!"

In a flash, all the Tang soldiers on the hill were filled with despair.

It had already been hard to deal with one hundred Tibetan cavalry, and now their numbers had tripled.

"Brothers, we fight to the death!"

The leader of the Tang soldiers drew his sword and raised it high. Sinc

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