Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 926: Wang Chong's Warning!

Chapter 926: Wang Chong's Warning!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Wang Chong?"

A faint light flitted through Abu Muslim's eyes, but no reaction could be seen on that craggy face of his, brimming with cruelty and determination.

"Speak, Tang—what do you want?"

He stared at Wang Chong across the battlefield, taking up no stance and yet exploding with an intimidating energy.

As the Abbasid Governor of the East, the strongest existence east of Khorasan, Abu Muslim had an authority only second to the Caliph's.

He had crushed countless states in the east underneath his hooves, with countless generals of the Abbasid Caliphate looking to him as their guide. In all the world, very few generals were worth Abu Muslim's regard.

In the Great Tang Empire, only Anxi Protector-General Gao Xianzhi had this honor; the rest were not even worth thinking about.

Abu Muslim would never step forward to speak with an enemy commander. He had only responded because Wang Chong, despite being a Tang, could speak the noble Arabic language. In replying, Abu Muslim was bestowing a rather large gift on Wang Chong.

"Abu Muslim! As Qixi Protector-General of the Great Tang Empire of the east, I will give you one last warning!"

Wang Chong's resounding voice echoed across the battlefield, his expression grim and solemn. He was an unsheathed sword, its edge so gleaming and sharp that no one could ignore its existence.

"Take your army and leave this place!!

"No matter how many countries the Arabs conquered in the past, they should have never encroached upon the Western Regions and made an enemy of the Great Tang!"

The battlefield was still, Wang Chong's rumbling voice continuing to echo in the air. At this moment, even Gao Xianzhi and Cheng Qianli had fallen silent.

"Tang man, this is impossible!"

Abu Muslim's reply was firm and concise.

"On this continent, there is no country that can stop the iron hooves of the Abbasid Caliphate, not even the Great Tang!"

His reply was as cold and tough as steel.

All was quiet. Although

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