Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 842: Lowly, Lowly Hulayeg!

Chapter 842: Lowly, Lowly Hulayeg!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Khagan, hold on for a little longer. Say that we'll give them one hundred thousand warhorses and see if they agree. If they persist with the demand for five hundred thousand, then we will discuss this again," the Blackwater Shaman said.

"Priest, I will do this for you, but this will be the last time!"

Ishbara Khagan was boiling with rage, but he could only clamp it down.

"Mm. Let us dispatch the emissary. If they truly won't let go, Khagan will still have time to adopt another plan."

The Blackwater Shaman nodded.

Ishbara Khagan angrily huffed, but he said nothing more.

"In addition, I have a request that I hope Khagan can fulfill," the Blackwater Shaman continued.

"Oh? And what is that?" Ishbara Khagan said in surprise. He had originally believed that the Blackwater Shaman had appeared only to discuss the matter of the Fourth Prince, but it now appeared that this was not the case.

"That youth in Wushang's City of Steel who captured the Fourth Prince—I would like to meet him… When Khagan dispatches the emissaries this time, I would like one of my attendants to accompany the mission."

These last words were spoken in a mysterious and profound tone.

Ishbara Khagan's body shivered as if suddenly understanding something. He stared at the nearby Blackwater Shaman, unable to conceal the shock on his face.

……

"Ayow! It really hurts!"

In the underground prison cell of the City of Steel, Hulayeg's cries of pain echoed across the walls. He was lying on the ground, his bare and plump back gruesomely lacerated, and in some places, one could even see bone.

"Hulayeg, I was wrong about you. I didn't think that they would beat you like this. Relax. If I can get back, I will return all your property to you."

A remorseful voice echoed within the room. The Turkic Fourth Prince was sitting next to Hulayeg, his eyes brimming with reluctance as he examined the numerous wounds.

"Your Highness, there's no need to blame yourself. It is my honor

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