Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 943: A Long-Distance Clash!

Chapter 943: A Long-Distance Clash!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

After a few moments, Ziyad suddenly spoke.

"But there is one other matter. The newly-arrived Tang commander apparently had a conflict with Wanhe Peiluo. Moreover, the Karluks have still not fulfilled their end of the deal and opened the gates of Talas. With these things unresolved, we cannot trust the Karluks."

They were too far from the battlefield, and the more than one hundred thousand Tang soldiers lay between them and Talas. Thus, Abu Muslim and Ziyad only knew that a quarrel had broken out at the gates of Talas, but they did not know the specific details.

"If they can't be trusted, then we'll just kill them all!"

Abu Muslim waved his head, his expression callous and cruel.

"That's right. When will the two armies His Majesty dispatched arrive?"

"I've already sent a letter asking about this," Ziyad said. "They're currently en route and aren't far. They should arrive on the battlefield by sunrise."

"Excellent. Perhaps we won't even need the Karluks. When those two armies arrive, we can annihilate the Tang along with Talas!"

Abu Muslim's eyes flashed with a light that not even the darkness could drown out.

Slowly, everything calmed down, but a hidden danger continued to swell.

……

Bwoooom!

As a yak horn blared, dawn broke in the east, casting sunlight over the horizon. As the morning sun dispelled the darkness, it shone over the battle-scarred Talas as well as the camps of the Tibetans and Turks.

Thousands upon thousands of Tibetans surged out of their tents and took up formation, their highland steeds valiant and vigorous, bursting with the will to battle.

The sunlight washed away all the scars from last night's battle, and the entire Tibetan army seethed with killing intent.

In the distance, the Tang army was packed between the two steel defense lines in front of Talas, all of them taking up defensive positions.

The scent of war and the murderous intent that had been obscured by the darkness once more began to seep

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