Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 896: A Meeting of Cunning Foes!

Chapter 896: A Meeting of Cunning Foes!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Pass on my order. All soldiers are forbidden from acting without my permission," Dalun Ruozan suddenly declared, a sharp light in his eyes.

"As for that person, both you and I met him already in the southwest. With his abilities, isn't such a display very normal? And besides… only by defeating someone like this will this battle be meaningful, don't you think?"

Dalun Ruozan faintly smiled and then urged his horse onward, descending the hill in the face of the roaring winds coming from Talas. At this time, his gaze was fixed on that distant seventeen-year-old youth.

In this world, there was nothing that could attract his attention except this youth of the Great Tang riding toward him!

……

"Lord Marquis, Dalun Ruozan is coming over."

In the distance, Li Siye's eyes flashed as he turned to look at Wang Chong.

"Mm."

Wang Chong gave a faint smile. Dalun Ruozan had only brought a couple of people with him, none of them elite experts.

"Wait here for my orders. I'm going to meet Dalun Ruozan."

"This…"

Li Siye hesitated for a moment, worried over what might happen, but in the end, he gave a nod. Wang Chong was getting stronger and stronger, and not even Brigadier Generals could threaten him. No one except Great Generals could threaten him now. Moreover, it was clear that Dalun Ruozan was coming to meet with the marquis.

The southwest was where Dalun Ruozan had been defeated and the marquis had made his reputation. The two were destined to be mortal foes. This was their moment, and it was not right for any others to step in.

Gallop!

The crisp sound of hooves against the earth rang out over the plains to the east of Talas, as everyone silently waited, a stark contrast to the earth-shaking momentum coming from the Arabs to the west. Everyone watched as those two figures slowly approached each other, and even Gao Xianzhi standing at the northeast corner of the walls was no different.

The appearance of the Tibetans had placed

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