Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 766: Buluhu's Mountain Army

Chapter 766: Buluhu's Mountain Army

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Putting aside the movements in the Qixi Protectorate headquarters, on the Tibetan Plateau, Wang Chong's Wushang Cavalry and the experts he had brought from the great clans were currently preparing for battle.

Neigh!

The excited cries of horses came from the distance, instantly shattering the calm of the plateau. The Tibetans had reacted much faster than expected, and in the blink of an eye, the ground began to quake. Thousands of Tibetan cavalry began to gallop out from the horizon in a dense black tide.

Their mountain-toppling momentum blotted out the skies, striking dread into every heart.

The winds suddenly began to rage, and the atmosphere on the steppe instantly turned tense.

"Ready!"

Wang Chong raised his sword and pointed it forward, his voice calm and composed. There was no fear on Wang Chong's face at the sight of these thousands of charging Tibetan cavalry, only endless anticipation. If he wanted to change the fate of Qixi, the Western Regions, the entire empire, he had to start here.

Clang! Armor clattered, and barely a moment after Wang Chong gave the order, the five thousand Wushang Cavalry behind him were ready. They silently stood behind Wang Chong like looming mountains. 'Strike as quickly as fire; be as immovable as a mountain.' Although the army was motionless, every person could sense the volcanic energy lurking underneath the calm exterior.

Ten li, eight li, six li…

As the Tibetans drew closer and closer, it became possible to see the breath coming from their mouths and the weapons rattling in their hands.

"It's the Mountain Army!" someone cried out in alarm—not from Wang Chong's camp, but from the Qixi Protectorate army scouts several hundred zhang away. They often fought with the Tibetans, so they were very familiar with the different Tibetan armies. At a glance they had seen the symbol of a mountain peak on the left side of these Tibetans' chests.

The Tibetans had different armies according to the di

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