Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1061: A Battle Without Precedent in History (V)

Chapter 1061: A Battle Without Precedent in History (V)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Qutaybah's eyes narrowed as his golden-armored Arabian warhorse, which was more than two meters tall and named 'Victor', immediately took two steps forward.

Buzz!

At the sight of this godlike figure, the three other Arab commanders fell silent, their hearts trembling.

"Too slow! This is far too much time to deal with a trifling Great Tang!"

His magnetic voice rang out over everyone's heads, and before anyone could react, there was a flash of light as that godlike figure of dazzling gold dismounted. In that moment, the other three Arab commanders stared at that figure with a hint of trepidation in their eyes.

"Qutaybah, you…"

Governor Osman's mouth was open to speak when, boom! The wind gusted as the Governor of War suddenly strode forward, his posture erect as he finally began to move.

His expression was carefree and he seemed to be going out for a simple stroll, but in truth, he was moving even faster than a galloping horse. When he had dismounted, he had been just a few steps from the others, but by the time Osman had opened his mouth to stop him, Qutaybah was already three-hundred-some feet away.

Before Osman had time to finish, Qutaybah had already vanished into the vast army. All that was visible was a golden light drawing a straight line to the Tang defense line.

"This!"

Osman's face was frozen, his hand still reached out into the air toward Qutaybah's back.

"There's no need to call out to him. This madman has always had a completely different style from us!" Aybak called out, a bright light in his eyes.

Commanders were never supposed to lightly step onto the battlefield. If a commander participated in every battle, what exactly were soldiers for?

The primary purposes of a commander were executing strategies, giving orders, observing the enemy's weaknesses, and seeking ideal opportunities, not acting as the vanguard. Moreover, when a commander personally entered the fray, it often meant that the

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