Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 513: Major Battle (IV)

Chapter 513: Major Battle (IV)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Everyone, heed my orders! Assume Echelon Formation! All soldiers, charge! Those who retreat will be executed!"

Bachicheng's eyes were frigid, his entire body exploding with a chilling aura of dread.

"Yes, General!"

The beast-like calls of the Tibetan cavalry echoed through the skies.

In the Ü-Tsang Ngari Royal Lineage, Bachicheng's prestige was incomparable to Xiangyang Dalu. In both the internal conflicts within the tribe and in the battles against the Great Tang, Bachicheng had already proved his strength. In the fight against the 60,000 soldiers of the Tang army, Bachicheng had led the charge that had broken through the Tang center.

His very high status among the Five Tiger Generals was based on this ability.

With Bachicheng himself deciding to personally take part, the six thousand Tibetan cavalry once more exploded with an intense will to fight. The gloom brought about by Xiangyang Dalu's death was instantly swept away.

Whoosh!

His eyes spitting lightning, Bachicheng took from a subordinate the holy banner of Ü-Tsang, several zhang tall and as thick as an arm, emblazoned with a white yak over a black background. Meanwhile, his right hand held his scimitar.

"Kill!"

Like a bolt of lightning searing across the sky, Bachicheng urged his horse forward, scarlet-red flames bursting from his body and enveloping the entire army. He led them like a fiery cloud toward the summit, the aura and momentum of his six thousand cavalry completely different from Xiangyang Dalu's.

The massive mountain trembled, sending rocks constantly rolling down from the summit. And at this point, Bachicheng had not even reached the foot of the mountain.

"Young Master, Bachicheng has committed his entire army!"

The officers on the summit were all nervous.

Bachicheng led his army in a completely different manner from Xiangyang Dalu. His army had a majestic momentum, a powerful and boundless storm. If one described Xiangyang Dalu's army as giant waves en

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