Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 634: After the Battle!

Chapter 634: After the Battle!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The Tibetans had been defeated, thoroughly defeated!

Mengshe Zhao had also lost!

There was no more suspense in the war of the southwest. As the Great Tang pursued and cut the Mengshe–Ü-Tsang army down from around 190,000 to around 90,000, the Mengshe Zhao soldiers finally understood something and began to flee in every direction.

Although the war was not completely over, there was no mystery over its conclusion.

Dalun Ruozan and Huoshu Huicang were already fleeing with the Tibetan army in the direction of the plateau while Duan Gequan had extracted the unconscious Geluofeng and was fleeing in the direction of Erhai. The Erhai Great General of Mengshe Zhao had completely forgotten about the battle behind him. He only cared about Geluofeng's safety.

Duan Gequan did not dare to stop. He did not want to give the Great Tang any chance to create a result that could not be reversed.

Without the Great Generals of Mengshe Zhao and Ü-Tsang, the remainder were just weeds, fleeing in every direction, their courage shattered.

An hour later, the battle was over. Wang Chong, Li Siye, Elder Ye, Elder Hu, Old Eagle, Wang Yan, and Xianyu Zhongtong once more convened on the mountain.

"Boohoohoo…"

Before even reaching the mountain, Wang Chong could already hear the sounds of weeping. It was a very young and familiar voice.

"Just a little girl—who told you to come over!

"Just how old are you? And you want to learn how to fight on the battlefield? What were you thinking!

"Who gave you these metal hammers! In the future, you are forbidden from using them."

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From a distance, Wang Chong could hear the harsh discipline of his father Wang Yan. Raising his head, Wang Chong saw a girl of twelve or thirteen dressed in armor, her hair made up into two braids. She was currently wiping tears from her eyes as she wept in front of Wang Yan and his older brother Wang Fu.

On the side, Wang Fu advised with great solemnity, "Little Sister, listen to your big b

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