Chapter 1189: Coincidentally Sharing the Same View!
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1189: Coincidentally Sharing the Same View!

Chapter 1189: Coincidentally Sharing the Same View!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Actually, I have an idea."

At this moment, a hesitant voice came from the corner of the hall. All the rebel leaders and Bahram turned to the speaker.

Bahram faintly recognized this person to be a rebel leader from Arabia's southwest region.

This rebel leader, who had a scar across his left brow, explained his idea. "The Tang don't plan to stay as of now because our languages are different. We don't understand each other, so we naturally can't communicate either.

"In this battle, we could only work through Milord to understand each other, but the lower-level soldiers have never communicated with each other, much less understood each other. If we can learn the language of the Great Tang to have them understand us, so that we understand each other a little, everything will be different."

"This truly is a good idea, but if we want to do this, we need many Tang teachers who can teach their language, and they would need to travel all the way to Khorasan. I'm afraid that the Tang might not agree," another rebel leader said.

Everyone in the room became hesitant.

With communication and understanding, this coalition would be able to last longer, but the area between Samarkand and Khorasan, as well as the regions the other rebel leaders had come from, required a vast number of language teachers, and learning a language required a very long time. It would clearly be a rather costly endeavor, and the Great Tang was not guaranteed to agree.

Moreover, the rebel leaders had begun to vaguely understand a little about the Great Tang. This was a strong and prosperous country with a powerful army. In terms of living a comfortable life, Khorasan simply could not be compared to the Great Tang. Those Tang language teachers would probably not be willing to travel so far.

All the people in the hall once more revealed worried expressions.

Bahram spoke once more. "Leave this matter to me. The problem of teachers is easy to so

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