Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 495: Discovery! A Thousand-Man Enemy Army!

Chapter 495: Discovery! A Thousand-Man Enemy Army!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Warhorses rumbled as a halo resonated under Wang Chong's feet. Under the ringing of metal, a pitch-black halo, as sharp as a blade, expanded from Wang Chong's feet to cover his entire army.

This initial-level Halo of Dusk Stallion increased the speed, strength, and dexterity of his entire army.

"Kill!"

A shout of slaughter and ruthlessness resounded through the skies. Bang! Wang Chong jumped off the White-hoofed Shadow like a lightning bolt.

"Single Character Consecutive Slash!"

A fierce light flowed across the sky, madly hacking. Thumpthumpthump! Figure after figure fell to the ground.

The technique was still that technique, and the person was still that person, but the power displayed was on a completely different level.

'Single Character Consecutive Slash' had always been that supreme technique of the gods of death, meant for hacking, slashing, and harvesting human lives.

Buzz!

In the glistening sunlight, Wang Chong's right foot stepped forward, his body leaning with it, his inky hair floating behind. When he next appeared, he was already several dozen zhang away.

Behind were the neighing warhorses and the fallen bodies of Tibetan warriors scattered over the earth like fallen wooden pillars.

Their bodies had been cleaved apart, or their heads had been sent flying. There was often only a thin line of blood on their bodies, but this thin trace had extinguished their lives.

"Flee!"

"Run!"

"We're no match for them!"

"Where did they come from? How could there be such formidable warriors?"

"Quickly inform the Great General!"

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Shouts in Tibetan filled the sky, the Ü-Tsang soldiers both disorderly and in despair. Some of them tried to escape, but their efforts were futile.

The battle did not stop because Wang Chong stopped. The black tide of the army continued to sweep over the earth, leaving fallen Tibetan horsemen in its wake.

Some of the Tibetans crazily yelled in an attempt to get their com

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