Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 623: The Decisive Battle! The Terrifying Duan Gequan!

Chapter 623: The Decisive Battle! The Terrifying Duan Gequan!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Xianyu Zhongtong's brows rose as he suddenly ordered, "Someone, inform Young Master that he should be on guard at all times!"

"But…"

The messenger hesitated as he glanced up the mountain. Wang Chong's attention was currently split, a massive burden placed upon him as he almost singlehandedly managed the battlefield.

One could easily the massive pressure placed on Wang Chong's shoulders as he commanded sixty thousand soldiers against three hundred thousand.

Almost all his attention was on commanding. He had no mind for anything else.

At a time like this, no one wanted to trouble him with anything else.

"We can't concern ourselves with something like that! If there's a problem on the frontlines, we can make up for it, but if Duan Gequan strikes, the entire army will be wiped out. I have a feeling that Duan Gequan is about to act. This venomous snake of Erhai won't be able to wait that long," Xianyu Zhongtong said.

As his mortal enemy, Xianyu Zhongtong had a very strong intuition about Duan Gequan. When Duan Gequan was being patient, it didn't mean that he was afraid. On the contrary, that was a sign that he was about to explode.

The messenger nodded and quickly left.

Xianyu Zhongtong's surroundings once more fell silent, as if that fierce melee around him had no relation to him.

"Duan Gequan, Duan Gequan… no matter what you're scheming, what you're up to, I'll always be watching you. I won't give you even a sliver of a chance!"

A few thoughts flickered through Xianyu Zhongtong's eyes as he quickly composed himself.

In this battle, Duan Gequan was foreordained to be his!

……

Time no longer had any meaning in this place. So intense was the battle that it was incapable of growing more intense. In every moment, a great number of Mengshe Zhao, Tibetan, and Great Tang soldiers were dying.

The corpses were piling up so high that some of them were even rolling down the mountain.

The brown flanks of the

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