Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 579: The Decisive Battle! The Unspoken Challenge

Chapter 579: The Decisive Battle! The Unspoken Challenge

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"What a pity!"

As Wang Chong watched Longqinba streak down the mountain like a bolt of lightning, he couldn't help but sigh.

"That's right! Truly a pity! If we had managed to delay him for just a little longer, Longqinba wouldn't be able to leave even if he wanted to! Although he didn't react, Huoshu Huicang did!" Luo Ji replied.

"What a waste of an opportunity!"

A voice came from the rear, only around fifty zhang from Wang Chong's group, as a few figures began to emerge. Longqinba had left, so these people no longer needed to conceal their energies. One by one, they began to exude auras as mighty as storms.

Every one of them was at the level of Luo Ji and Lin Wushou. It was clear that these people were some of the highest-ranking generals of the Annan Protectorate army.

The Annan Protectorate army might not have much of anything else, but it was replete with high-ranking generals.

If Longqinba had been just a little slower, these ten-some generals would have joined with Wang Chong and Luo Ji's group, and then together with the thousands of Annan Protectorate army elites in the surroundings, they would have forced Longqinba to remain.

"Kiiiill!"

With the fight over, it was only these heaven-shaking roars that made them realize that a fierce battle was still taking place.

Without Duan Wuzong or Jiaosiluo, and with Longqinba retreating, the remaining Whitestone Corps soldiers and Tibetan cavalry were incapable of stopping the charge of the Annan Protectorate army. Like a receding tide, they retreated back down the mountain.

"Young Master, what should we do now?"

Everyone began to look toward Wang Chong.

"Hmph, Huoshu Huicang wants to retreat, but can he retreat without leaving anything behind?"

Wang Chong was still wearing the Mengshe Zhao armor as he looked down the mountain and sneered. Before retreating, the dense ranks of the Mengshe–Ü-Tsang army had gotten almost halfway up the mountain.

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