Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 749: Heaven Pillar Mountain, Secret Path to the Plateau!

Chapter 749: Heaven Pillar Mountain, Secret Path to the Plateau!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"But, Milord…"

A general was just about to say something when a messenger rushed into the room like a gust of wind.

"Reporting! Two thousand warhorses have been discovered seven hundred meters to the rear! Those people claim that these warhorses are for our Big Dipper Army, and they are requesting that our Big Dipper Army come to receive them. The scouts have sent me to ask how they should handle the matter."

The messenger kneeled on the floor, his eyes suffused with a deep confusion.

Everyone in the Big Dipper Army knew of the army's severe shortage of warhorses, but now these horses were here, and they had come from a completely unexpected direction. This left him extremely dazed and confused.

Buzz!

The messenger's words plunged the hall into silence. This news was like a fierce slap against the face of all the generals of the Big Dipper Army. All of them had complicated expressions as they looked toward Geshu Han.

"I was looking down on him!"

Geshu Han had an extremely solemn expression.

"In this round, I was far inferior to him. Public and private are two separate things, and this youngest son of the Wang Clan clearly had much more daring."

Geshu Han had still not yet met this scion of the Wang Clan, with most of his information coming from the mouths of others. But to witness with one's own eyes was better than hearsay, and moreover, the events of the southwest had grown so exaggerated by now that only the participants actually knew just how much of a role Wang Chong had played.

Yet now, Geshu Han had to admit that he had truly been underestimating him.

Although Wang Chong knew that the relationship between him and Geshu Han was poor, he could look past that to consider the overarching situation and gift the two thousand horses for the sake of Longxi and the Great Tang… Only someone with an astonishingly open mind could do such a thing. In comparison, his own actions were clearly rather p

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