Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1169: Domineering Assault!

Chapter 1169: Domineering Assault!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Before Hular could say anything, an Arab general at his side shouted in rebuke, "Who is it down there? Who dares to speak the Lord Governor's name!"

"Hahaha, Hular, even you Arabs have a day like this. I have come to deliver a message from the Great Tang's Qixi Protector-General. Immediately withdraw all your soldiers from Shifan! Otherwise, the Tang will move out from Khorasan in response to your treachery and attack. Just like Qutaybah, all of you will die!"

Jalali looked up to the walls and laughed.

Jalali was a Khorasani, and also a member of the Sassanid Dynasty. For all these years, only Khorasani like him who had been oppressed by the Arabs knew what sort of life they had lived. In front of the Arabs, all the Khorasani were cautious and meek, not even daring to speak so loudly. They were truly second-class citizens. Moreover, all the Khorasani were burdened with an incredibly heavy tax. This was all not too long ago, but now, they could stand in front of three hundred thousand Arab soldiers and exchange words with a powerful governor like Hular.

"Impudent!"

"Arrogant!"

Hular and the other Arab governors and generals were infuriated by these words. A mere seven thousand soldiers dared to act so brazenly before them. They were seeking death!

"Come! Dispatch twenty thousand men and kill them all!" Hular suddenly ordered, his face a sheet of ice.

Complying with Hular's order, the gates opened and twenty thousand Arab soldiers, their expressions grim and dour, charged out of the city and toward the seven thousand soldiers.

"Hahaha, let's go!"

Seeing that his goal had been achieved, Jalali waved his hand and immediately led his men away.

"The message has been delivered. It's best if you behave yourselves!"

Jalali heartily laughed as he jeered.

"Where are you going!"

The leading Arab general, seeing that the enemy was getting away free of consequence, immediately urged his soldiers to move faster.

The two armies swiftly

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