Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 693: Information on Talas!

Chapter 693: Information on Talas!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Yuan Shusong, don't speak nonsense! How could the Emperor of Arabia say something like this? Can you really treat marketplace gossip as the truth? Do you know what sort of disaster would occur if these rumors got out?" Old Eagle harshly reproved.

Yuan Shusong froze. Knowing that he had spoken too rashly, he immediately shut his mouth.

"Enough! Old Eagle, what he says is true!" Wang Chong extended a hand and stopped Old Eagle.

All the sovereigns of all the countries bordering the Great Tang, no matter how much they internally loathed and insulted the Great Tang, would never dare to say such things before their assembled ministers.

Because such words would bring down a calamity.

And these words truly would cause an intense war between two countries, no laughing matter. But Wang Chong knew that the Emperor of Arabia really was someone who might say such words.

Unlike the other countries around the Great Tang, Arabia was extremely far from the Central Plains, with many li and many countries separating them. And Arabia was extremely expansionary. From the moment it had been founded, it had expanded in every direction, killing and conquering.

Arabia had not been able to possess such a large territory in a single generation because it had started with it, but because it had engaged in constant expansion. From this perspective, Wang Chong didn't find it strange at all for the Emperor of Arabia to say such words.

In truth, the Arabs were already stretching their claws to the Great Tang.

Hearing Wang Chong's words, Yuan Shusong raised his head and shot Wang Chong an excited glance. For some reason, this 'Young Marquis' seemed different from all the other nobles.

"Master Yuan, please, continue."

Wang Chong raised his hand and explained, "The Imperial Court currently requires a few people who understand Arabia, but people who have actually been to Arabia are few and far between, so there is naturally no one to ask questions to. Thus,

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