Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1182: Raid, Arabia's Nightmare!

Chapter 1182: Raid, Arabia's Nightmare!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Storm Stoves!

These were wind-resistant stoves that Zhang Shouzhi had designed, based on the idea that Wang Chong had proposed, and he had only needed half a day to finish them. Almost all twenty thousand of the elites involved in this operation had two of these Storm Stoves. One purpose for them was to differentiate between friend and foe, and the second purpose was to derive warmth from them.

These Storm Stoves were more designed for the warhorses, because the warhorses were far weaker than the twenty thousand elites and had a greater necessity for these furnaces.

"…The eight thousand men the Arabs left to guard the camp have all been eliminated. Lord Marquis, we await further instructions."

As the Storm Stoves gradually became more distinct, so did Li Siye's muscular figure.

"Have you found the trail of the rest of the Arabs?"

Wang Chong's brow creased as he focused his mind.

"Lord Marquis, our scouts have found their tracks on the western edge. Just as Lord Marquis predicted, the Arabs have begun to retreat, and their formations are in complete disarray. But the deep snow and frozen ground means that they can't get very far," Li Siye sternly replied.

"Very good!"

Wang Chong nodded, his eyes turning harsh.

"Pass on my order! Pursue with full speed!"

Bang! The White-hoofed Shadow raised its hooves high and stomped, taking off in a flurry of snow. Wang Chong flew forward, leading the army westward in pursuit.

The twenty thousand elites swiftly vanished into the blizzard. In the distance, it was impossible to see the figures of any people, only countless wisps of light blinking in the storm.

The ground was blanketed in snow, making it impossible to recognize anything. In the distance, one could see a group of horsemen tottering through the snow.

This was a group of Arab cavalry that had completely lost track of the main army. The cold temperatures and extreme weather had made them extremely weak, and the bodies of t

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