Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 774: The Cunning Dayan Mangban!

Chapter 774: The Cunning Dayan Mangban!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Dayan Mangban was far calmer than imagined, but this was in no way good news. However, the more outstanding Dayan Mangban was, the more Wang Chong wanted to kill him. A person who could act crazily but still maintain a cool head was definitely a powerful foe of the Great Tang.

For Qixi and the Central Plains, Wang Chong had to think of a way to kill him.

Mooo!

As he was thinking, a strange cry suddenly came from the other side. On this somber battlefield, these cries were abnormally loud.

"Mm?"

Wang Chong turned his head to look and saw that the vast Tibetan army had fallen into turmoil. Meanwhile, at the front of the Tibetan army, Dayan Mangban gave Wang Chong a glance, a strange light flashing in his eyes, and then he pulled on his reins and swiftly vanished into the army.

"Lord Marquis, there's something wrong. This isn't the sound of warhorses!" Xu Keyi suddenly said. In a battle, both sides would usually ride horses, so it was very strange for the sounds of beasts other than warhorses to be heard, and yet those cries from before definitely did not belong to warhorses.

"They truly aren't warhorses!" Wang Chong sternly said, his expression grave. Xu Keyi had only heard that something was wrong, but Wang Chong could already tell what had made the sound.

"Those are the Tibetan… yaks!"

Rumble!

As if responding to Wang Chong's voice, the ground suddenly began to quake and a rumble came from the opposing side. Two thousand zhang away, the vast Tibetan army parted, revealing thousands upon thousands of black yaks, roaring and stomping, their sharp horns aimed at the distant steel walls as they charged.

Mooooo!

The thousands of black yaks were bulging with muscle, their moos rising and falling in waves. Behind them, a massive cloud of dust plumed into the air. At this moment, everyone paled.

"Lord Marquis!"

In their shock, everyone turned to Wang Chong.

In this standard battle of cavalry, no one had expected the Tibeta

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