Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1212: Fire God Festival!

Chapter 1212: Fire God Festival!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Wang Chong scanned the crowd and immediately noticed countless charming women looking at him, all of them gripping fiery-red flower garlands, their eyes burning with passion. Wang Chong quickly looked away, an awkward expression on his face.

If not for the presence of Bahram and the other rebel leaders, Wang Chong suspected that all of them would have rushed up, thrown their garlands over his neck and started to wildly dance around him, just like the first maiden.

Bahram had also noticed Wang Chong's awkwardness. He suddenly stepped forward and whispered into the ear of the first buxom Sassanid maiden.

"Okay, go!"

Bahram waved his hand, and that Sassanid maiden took one last profound glance at Wang Chong before jumping and twirling away, melting back into the crowd. He didn't know what this girl said to the other maidens, but all the rest of them who had been preparing to offer their fire garlands to Wang Chong now gave one last reluctant glance before turning around and disappearing into the cheering crowd.

"Great General, what did you say to them?"

Wang Chong couldn't help but be curious at this sight and turned to Bahram.

"Hah, you'll find out soon."

Bahram smiled, an unfathomable look on his face.

Regardless, Wang Chong breathed a sigh of relief now that he was no longer bothered by the advances of these women.

"Let's go. Lord Gao and the others are still waiting for you," Bahram said to Wang Chong.

"Oh?"

Wang Chong was rather curious, but he didn't ask any questions and followed behind Bahram.

Tonight was foreordained to be a sleepless one for Khorasan. Bonfires and celebrating crowds could be seen wherever he looked. However, Wang Chong had still noticed a few places that were different. Although all the common people of Khorasan were celebrating, all of them seemed to be gathering together in a certain direction. The farther they went in that direction, the larger the bonfires and the greater the crowds became.

"We'

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