Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 546: Breaking the Encirclement! The Transfer of Authority

Chapter 546: Breaking the Encirclement! The Transfer of Authority

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The infantry, axemen, spearmen, cavalry, shieldmen, and master archers all worked together under Wang Chong's order, steadily advancing up the mountain, piece by piece.

Unlike the previous sneak attacks, Wang Chong's method of attack was completely unexpected: a frontal assault.

He made no attempts to hide it.

To the complete surprise of the Tibetans, the Tang army of forty to fifty thousand chose to engage in a frontal assault, and the northeast corner just so happened to be where their defenses were weakest.

Through the constant sneak attacks, Wang Chong had already gained an understanding of the Tibetans' order of battle and the disposition of their forces.

The Tibetans had no secrets that they could hide from Wang Chong.

"Hurry! Time is short! We've already distracted Huoshu Huicang, so we have to pierce through the Tibetan formations as quickly as possible and bring the Annan Protectorate army out of here," Wang Chong said.

Wang Yan, Old Eagle, Chen Shusun, and Commandants Xu Shiping and Xu Andun were gathered around Wang Chong, carrying out Wang Chong's will and pushing the army forward like an inexorable tide.

Clangclangclang!

The cry of metal against metal was ceaseless as whistling arrows, flying spears, and the clash of scimitar against sword mixed into a single clamor. To the southeast, the Tibetans were caught between two armies and had completely crumbled.

Wang Chong's attack was extremely incisive, and the place he had chosen to start his attack was where the Tibetans were weakest. His soldiers worked in perfect harmony, leaving no gaps in their defense and completely taking the Tibetans by surprise.

On the summit, Xianyu Zhongtong had already received Wang Chong's letter via pigeon, so his entire army was cooperating by attacking the northeast.

With armies pressing in from both sides, one could easily imagine the situation in the northeast.

"Flee!"

"How could there be so many

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