Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 673: The Demonic Emperor Old Man Steps Onto Stage!

Chapter 673: The Demonic Emperor Old Man Steps Onto Stage!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Those people… have retreated!"

As Wang Chong looked around at the vacant surroundings, a tinge of unhappiness flitted across his face. These people could use their eyes to command the monster, so Wang Chong had believed that they would use the moment the shroud broke to take control of the monster and use it to hold him down. Consequently, Wang Chong had ordered Wei Guo and Wei Wu to set up many walls of silk and cloth within the residence to block their line of sight.

But he hadn't expected the black-robed men to be so restrained.

These people are really quite cautious. They're not willing to leave behind a single clue, Wang Chong quietly said to himself.

He had exchanged blows with these people quite a few times, but even so, he had still not managed to get any information on them or their background.

They were apparently very focused on keeping their identity hidden and covering their tracks, leaving behind no trail for outsiders to follow.

"Young Master! What do we do now?"

A set of panicked voices came from the distance. Wei Guo was standing atop a wall, a bow and arrow in his hands. Across from him, the monstrified Lu Wu was charging at him.

Although the black-robed people on the outside had retreated, the Wang Clan's troubles were far from over. Lu Wu was currently unstoppable, with certain death awaiting anyone who ran into him.

Moreover, the Wang Clan was surrounded by residences, so if this monster ran out, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Wang Chong's brow creased as he swept his gaze over the Wang Clan. There was no one left who could stop the monster. His little sister definitely couldn't step forward, and Li Siye's state was extremely worrying. And anyone else would be burned to ash upon first contact with the violet flames.

Wang Chong could only delay, but this was no long-term solution. The most frightening thing was that the more he delayed, the more frighteningly powerful th

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