Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 561: Meeting! Dalun Ruozan's Probe!

Chapter 561: Meeting! Dalun Ruozan's Probe!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Crack!

With a flash of light, a spear imbued with destructive energy lightly touched the stone stele. The stele toppled as cracks began to crawl across it. With a thud, it crashed to the ground in pieces.

"Hmph! The Stele of Wu of Han Opening Dian! It was fine as long as I didn't know about it, but now that I know, why should I let it remain?"

A general bursting with explosive power slowly rode his horse out of the rear, his eyes gleaming with a sharp light.

"In the future, the Tang will no longer be able to step past the Erhai. The southwest will become our world."

The general's gaze was filled with pain and loathing as it swept over those shards of stone by the road. Only the generals of Mengshe Zhao could feel such hatred toward this stele commemorating Emperor Wu of Han's edict to open Dian.

"Haha, an excellent strike, General. The Han treated the people of Mengshe Zhao like slaves, so you should have smashed it. However, our Ü-Tsang is different. Ü-Tsang is Mengshe Zhao's ally, so we should naturally deal with the Tang together."

Dalun Ruozan waved his fan as he slowly walked out. A faint smile hung over his face and he exuded an air of grace and elegance.

"Hmph, it better be!"

The general snorted before standing to the side.

"Great Minister, do not blame him. Generals are all rough people, as is their way of speaking.”

The King of Mengshe Zhao, Geluofeng walked out from the rear, bringing with him Crown Prince Fengjiayi, Great General Duan Gequan, and a group of generals from Mengshe Zhao.

"Hahaha, it's fine, it's fine. I take no offense, no offense!"

Dalun Ruozan heartily laughed as he waved his hand, but a strange gleam flashed through his eyes.

"We Tibetans are the same!"

The two smiled at each other and put the matter aside, their gazes turning as one toward the mountain. They were now fifty zhang from the base of the mountain, where a massive wall of steel now stood.

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