Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 951: Giant Ballista!

Chapter 951: Giant Ballista!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Lord Marquis, from the moment that monster appeared, we began to set it up, but the construction of this giant ballista is extremely complicated and time-consuming. I am afraid that it will take some more time until it is complete."

Zhang Shouzhi lowered his head and bowed.

"Wang Chong, just what's going on here? What is this giant ballista?"

Gao Xianzhi finally could no longer suppress his questions. The Great Tang had ballistae, but he had never heard of any giant ballistae. These giant ballistae apparently needed to be put together and required a long time to set up, but Gao Xianzhi had heard nothing about them.

"In the war of the southwest, the Tibetans had an army of giant soldiers. Milord should know about this matter," Wang Chong said.

Gao Xianzhi nodded. The war of the southwest had had far-reaching effects. Gao Xianzhi had investigated the matter, so he knew that such a thing had happened.

"But what does that have to do with this?"

"These giant ballistae were meant to deal with those giants!" Wang Chong frankly admitted.

Gao Xianzhi's face froze in surprise.

"Ever since the end of the war of the southwest, I wanted to make a weapon that could be used against this sort of massive opponent, but the progress has never been very smooth. The construction of the Great Tang ballistae has always been a secret, and there's never been an idea for giant ballistae before, much less anyone attempting to build one. Thus, even though a lot of time and energy has been put into this endeavor, only a little progress has been achieved."

Wang Chong had been privately researching giant ballistae to deal with the Skyquaking Giants, not to deal with this sort of enormous Behemoth. But there was no other option now, and Wang Chong could only try every method he had available to him. Even though the others might not know, Wang Chong was well aware that the Arabs did not just have one of these Behemoths. This assault was merely the prelude.

Whil

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