Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 751: Before the Battle!

Chapter 751: Before the Battle!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Inform General Huang Botian to pick up the pace and clear the path to the summit as quickly as possible," Wang Chong said.

"Yes, Lord Marquis."

"In addition, Zhang Que, have your eagle team keep the skies above of us clear of any surveillance birds."

"Yes, Lord Marquis."

As order after order was issued, the five thousand Wushang Cavalry moved with unprecedented efficiency and speed through the meandering path.

Whoosh! The gentle breezes brought with them the chill of the plateau. If one turned their heads at this moment, one would only see thick clouds. All the mountains had become extremely small, and even the Heaven Pillar Mountain that they had come through looked like an ant.

Starting from last night, they had already traveled along this path for eight to ten hours. The altitude was now around three to four thousand meters, and they weren't far from the plateau.

Time slowly passed as Wang Chong led his five thousand soldiers along this forgotten path, silently advancing toward the plateau. An hour later, a muscular Turkic warhorse neighed, its mane waving in the wind as it leapt onto the plateau.

One after another, countless Wushang Cavalry followed, stepping onto the plateau. The last was Wang Chong, his cape flapping in the wind.

We've finally arrived!

Wang Chong sat on his horse, allowing the winds to buffet him as he breathed the unique air of the Tibetan Plateau with a long sigh in his heart.

After so long, he had finally stepped onto the Tibetan Plateau for the first time since his reincarnation.

As Wang Chong raised his head to the sky, this scene began to meld with the scenes in his memories.

In his last life, Wang Chong had only been able to step onto the plateau after the calamity, but now that he had reincarnated, everything was foreordained to be different.

"Hahaha, Lord Marquis, we've finally stepped onto the Tibetan Plateau."

Around him, the soldiers couldn't help but heartily laugh as they took in the v

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