Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 891: A Map of the Continent!

Chapter 891: A Map of the Continent!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Fwoomp!

Dalun Ruozan immediately unfurled the map. On the side, a Tibetan horseman approached with a lit torch. The bright light revealed countless contours on the map that outlined the entirety of the Western Regions: the Tibetan Plateau, the Western Turkic Khaganate, and even Suiye, the majestic Cong Mountains, and the distant city of Talas.

'Map of the Continent'!

These were the words, written in Tibetan, on the top of the map.

This detailed map thoroughly outlined all the various factions around the Western Regions. Such a map was essentially priceless, and not even Wang Chong had a comparable map. He had used several maps in an attempt to create one, but all he had been able to get was a general model of the area around Talas, as he was unable to gather much information on the rest of the region.

But it wasn't just Talas on this map of Dalun Ruozan's. Even the Arabian Empire was present on this map, similarly in astonishing detail. There was also that secret path next to Suiye.

If Wang Chong were to see this map, he would assuredly be stunned.

Because such a map was exactly what he so ardently desired!

This map of the continent was the result of the Ü-Tsang Empire battling for hundreds of years with the various powers of the Western Regions. Unlike the Great Tang, the Western Regions had always been within the bounds of the Ü-Tsang Empire's power, which served as an impetus to create this map.

Across the entire world, this was the only such detailed map of the continent!

"Talas!"

Dalun Ruozan lowered his head, his wise and bright eyes immediately locking onto that prominent symbol upon the map.

"Fifty-three li is exactly the limit of Tang patrols. The Great Tang eagle team should be showing up about now. It's about time. Begin!"

"Yes, Great Minister!"

Dalun Ruozan had barely spoken when a voice came from the shadows behind him. Thundering hooves rang out in the air as a heavily-armored general rode off. It wasn't

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