Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1054: The War Begins!

Chapter 1054: The War Begins!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Hmph, Abu Muslim, relax. I will personally defeat this Great Tang army for you, destroy Talas, and flatten this first obstacle on your road to the east."

Aybak coldly laughed.

"I have no doubts about the strength of the Mamelukes, but I hope that you can keep in mind that young Great Tang commander," Abu Muslim said, his eyes emotionless. From the moment he had spotted that young figure behind the first defense line, his eyes had never left him.

"In addition, Masil and his Behemoth Army died at the hands of that Tang commander."

These words immediately plunged the area into silence. Masil might not have been a particularly well-known figure in the Arabian Empire, but almost everyone knew about the Behemoth Army. Not even Aybak dared to claim that his Mamelukes could deal with the Behemoths with only their advantage in numbers. In a flash, the distant figure of Wang Chong seemed to gain a magnetic force, drawing to it the gazes of Aybak, Osman, and Abu Muslim.

"There is no harm in being cautious. I've already notified the eastern world's Tibetans and Western Turks. They will be of great assistance to us in dealing with the Tang. With them, we can utterly crush the Tang!" Abu Muslim said.

"There's no need for all that trouble!"

At this moment, a cold and unyielding voice spoke. The golden-armored Qutaybah slowly rode out from beneath his black hell flame banner. His eyes were cold and a bloodthirsty smile hung on his lips.

"Abu Muslim, you've truly disappointed me. You face this battle like you're afraid of your own shadow. It seems I really did overestimate you."

Buzz!

Abu Muslim, Aybak, and Osman immediately turned to look at Qutaybah while Deputy Governor Ziyad had an extremely nasty and fearful grimace on his face. As Abu Muslim's right arm who had fought alongside him for ten-some years, Ziyad had a deep respect and admiration for Abu Muslim. In the past, anyone who dared to humiliate Abu Muslim would have long ago ea

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