Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1127: Reborn in Blood!

Chapter 1127: Reborn in Blood!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

At this moment, on the other side of the battlefield, Wang Chong lay on the ground amidst piles of corpses, his body covered in wounds, while the Stone of Destiny's icy voice of warning relayed a constant stream of messages through his mind.

After what seemed like both a mere instant and like countless years, Wang Chong finally awakened. His senses returned to his body, the thick stench of blood filling his nose and the galloping of hooves resounding in his ears.

"Hurry! Protect Milord!"

"Stop those Arabs! Kong Zi-an, hurry and save Lord Marquis!"

"No matter what, Lord Marquis cannot be allowed to die here! Any one of us can die, but not Lord Marquis!"

A loud bellow brimming with concern echoed in his ears, and then he could hear the clashing of weapons and shockwaves of energy.

It's Li Siye!

At almost the same time as this thought flashed through Wang Chong's mind, he heard a brash cry in Arabic. "Kill this Tang. No matter what, he can't be allowed to return alive!"

Wang Chong recognized this voice as belonging to Aybak's deputy Faisal. As these thoughts passed through his mind, Wang Chong slowly began to regain his composure.

"Gogogo!"

On this other side of the battlefield, Li Siye was leading several hundred Wushang Cavalry elites in a charge against the sea of Arab cavalry. Never in his life had he been so worried. When he had seen Wang Chong plunge from the sky, Li Siye had felt his body turn ice-cold and like the blood was about to pour out of his every orifice.

He had never respected anyone so much as he did Wang Chong, even being willing to serve him for the rest of his life. Not even his master had ever received such respect.

"Lord Marquis, no matter what, you have to be okay!"

Li Siye clenched his fists and shuddered. Wang Chong had been smashed into the ground by Qutaybah's attack and his condition was unknown.

The moment Li Siye saw this, he had led his best soldiers charging out of the army, but it was all too l

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