Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1153: Dalun Ruozan's Request!

Chapter 1153: Dalun Ruozan's Request!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Huoba Sangye turned his head and yelled behind him, "Great Minister, hurry and go! I will cover your retreat!"

The Great Tang warhorses were creating a thunderous roar, the entire world quaking as they approached with astonishing speed. The dying wails of the Arabs pierced through the skies, causing the Tibetans to quail in fear. If they did not flee now, they would be next.

"What are you standing around for! Hurry and escort the Great Minister out of here!"

Huoba Sangye pointed at two Mutri Great Cavalry.

"Huoba."

Suddenly, a calm and wise voice interrupted Huoba Sangye's order. The sound of his name in his ears startled Huoba Sangye, and he instantly had an ill foreboding. For some reason, he sensed the aura of death in Dalun Ruozan's voice.

"Great Minister, we'll have time to talk when we get back. You two bastards, didn't you hear what I said!"

Huoba Sangye's eyes went wide, and before Dalun Ruozan could say anything more, he began to reprimand his two subordinates.

"Huoba Sangye, let us part ways here."

Dalun Ruozan sat on the back of his horse and raised his head. Amidst the roars of fighting and killing, his voice was abnormally calm, so calm that it made Huoba Sangye uneasy.

"Great Minister, what nonsense are you saying! Hurry and go!"

Huoba Sangye's eyes wildly twitched as if understanding what was about to happen.

"Haha, Huoba, there's no need to say anything more. More than one hundred thousand soldiers were killed and the Mutri Great Cavalry has sustained severe losses. Someone has to take responsibility for all this, and moreover, Dusong Mangpoje and Huoshu Huicang have both died on this battlefield. Even if we return to Ü-Tsang, do you think that the Tsenpo will let us go?"

Dalun Ruozan faintly smiled, his expression growing even calmer.

"Great Minister."

Huoba Sangye was frozen in shock. His mind was bursting with things to say, but in the face of Dalun Ruozan's simple argument, he couldn't manage to s

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