Chapter 932: Predicting the Enemy (II)
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 932: Predicting the Enemy (II)

Chapter 932: Predicting the Enemy (II)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Wait!"

As the 'Western Turks' approached, the Tibetan general standing under the sentry tower shouted at them to stop. At the same time, he turned and made a gesture to someone behind him. As the Tibetans looked on in confusion, a rider on a white horse rode out from the rear.

"Which cavalry group do you belong to? Do you have proof of the Great General's order? Do you have a token?"

A string of harsh questions spoken in Turkic left everyone dazed and dumb.

There was a Western Turk soldier in the Tibetan camp!

While the 'Western Turks' were still dazed, the soldier on the white horse seemed to notice something and jabbed out a finger. "Stop right there! Kill them!"

Thwishthwishthwish! A volley of arrows was instantly fired at the 'Western Turks'.

"Hahaha, this Dalun Ruozan is really impressive. He even took precautions against this.

"I have to give it to him, even placing Turks amongst the Tibetans. Brothers, retreat!"

Avoiding the volley of arrows, the 'Western Turks' rode away laughing. Once again, it was the Tang disguising themselves.

Far away from the Tibetan camp, a Tang soldier dressed in Turkic armor finally spoke. "General, this Dalun Ruozan is very hard to deal with!"

"If he were easy to deal with, how could he be called a wise minister? And Lord Marquis wouldn't need to personally devise a scheme and stir such a ruckus."

Cheng Sanyuan took off his helmet and laughed.

"This Dalun Ruozan has truly set up a watertight defense! If it's like this, it will be very difficult for us to achieve anything!" one of the Tang cavalry unwillingly said.

Disguising themselves as Turks to attack the Tibetans, exploiting the differences between the Turks and Tibetans, was an excellent idea. But they had not expected Dalun Ruozan to place actual Turks in his army to distinguish the true from the false, clearly in anticipation of this move.

To those Tang soldiers who did not understand Dalun Ruozan very well, they couldn't h

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