Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1022: Report from Khorasan!

Chapter 1022: Report from Khorasan!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

In Wang Chong's memories, the Mamelukes, this strongest force of cavalry on the continent, should have appeared at the Battle of Talas. But because of his interference, Gao Xianzhi had entered Talas and set off the battle far ahead of time. The Behemoth Army had appeared, but the Mamelukes had remained in the rear to suppress the rebellion in Khorasan… Everything had veered greatly off course.

This Khorasani was undoubtedly another altered variable.

"…The Arabs are extremely ambitious, and their desire for war and conquest is insatiable. Before, it was our Sassanid Dynasty that fell, but next time, it will be your eastern world. Talas is only the beginning, not the end."

The Khorasani spoke with a very solemn expression.

In the reception hall, Wang Chong and Gao Xianzhi exchanged an imperceptible glance. This Khorasani truly was rather special. His judgment of the Arabs was in complete agreement with Wang Chong's and Gao Xianzhi's.

"What do you hope to gain?" Wang Chong suddenly said.

"We hope for an alliance against the Arabs!" the tall and thin Khorasani sternly said. "Perhaps you do not know, but even though Abu Muslim was defeated, he has already begun to gather new soldiers. One of the strongest Arab governors, Governor of War Qutaybah, and Governor Osman of Cairo are already leading troops to Talas to reinforce Abu Muslim.

"Qutaybah is extremely famous in Arabia, and he is even stronger than Abu Muslim. When he conquers a country, he kills everyone from top to bottom, leaving no one alive. More importantly, the two governors have many fierce generals under their command, and their soldiers are very strong. If they join together with Abu Muslim, you might be facing at least four hundred thousand soldiers in the next battle at Talas!"

Buzz!

At these words, everyone in the hall, including Wang Chong and Gao Xianzhi, instantly paled.

In the last battle, the Tang, Tibetans, Turks, and Arabs had all suffered severe casualti

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