Chapter 1050: Three Sides Gather!
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1050: Three Sides Gather!

Chapter 1050: Three Sides Gather!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

To the west of Talas, in the distant Black Forest…

Flapflap! Countless birds took off into the air in fright as an enormous Arab army marched toward the Black Forest. The three massive banners of the army were visible from a great distance. They were a black crescent moon, a long and narrow river, and a burning black hell flame.

Thump thump thump!

The thundering of the war drums made all the Black Forest tremble before the might of this army.

"They're here!"

In front of the Black Forest, Ziyad stood up and looked to the rear, his eyes glowing with joy. Behind Ziyad, Abu Muslim also stood up. His expression appeared calm but his eyes revealed all.

The Arabs required a victory in this war, and Abu Muslim and Ziyad had been waiting far too long for this day to come. To break Talas and conquer the eastern world had always been the greatest desire of Abu Muslim and all the other Arab governors.

As the Governor of Iron and Blood, Abu Muslim could not endure a loss to a puny army of infidels, nor could his deputy Ziyad.

"Hahaha, Abu Muslim, we meet again!"

A vigorous laugh came out of the army as Governor Osman of Cairo rode out to meet Abu Muslim and Ziyad.

"Lord Osman, we've been waiting for you for a long time."

Ziyad laughed and rode his own horse forward to meet him, a warm and amiable look on his face. Ziyad had also participated in the war with the Sassanid Dynasty, and he had even worked with Osman to kill a Sassanid Great General. They could be considered old friends.

"Welcome!"

Abu Muslim also rode his horse forward, but he only calmly spoke a single word.

"Abu Muslim, you're still your old self, still with that same foul expression. What's wrong? Are the Tang at Talas really that formidable? Such that even you are no match for them?"

Osman gently smiled while his eyes shone with curiosity.

Abu Muslim was practically a symbol of invincibility in the Arabian Empire. In the last few decades, there had been no empire th

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