Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1220: Sensational Return to the Capital!

Chapter 1220: Sensational Return to the Capital!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The military law of the Great Tang decreed that commanders without orders could not leave their bases. If someone like Big Dipper Great General Geshu Han committed such a crime, he would immediately be severely punished. Even going out on the official road to welcome Wang Chong was an enormous risk, which was why he had dressed in casual wear to welcome Wang Chong and send him off.

Geshu Han saw in Wang Chong a hope like he had never seen before.

Hwoooo! Gusts of wind blew between Geshu Han and Wang Chong, causing their clothes to flap. All was quiet as both of them stared into each other's eyes. Wang Chong had never imagined that Geshu Han would view him so highly.

As he gazed into those sharp and bright eyes, countless thoughts flew through his mind. Finally, Wang Chong opened his mouth, and his voice was like a breath of fresh air to Geshu Han.

"The dark clouds cannot obscure the sky forever, and even the greatest blizzard will eventually disperse. Great General, I do not know what happened in the Imperial Court, nor do I know why all this happened. But I do know that no matter how great the storm is, there will come a day where the sun will once more shine over all our heads.

"What Great General anticipates, I anticipate, and so does everyone else. That day will come eventually, and it will not be that far in the future!"

Wang Chong at this moment was like a sheathed sword displayed in a pavilion for a long time, finally revealing its edge. Its blinding radiance at that moment could even outshine the sun.

In the gusting winds, Geshu Han stared in shock at the blazing light in Wang Chong's eyes. Even the Big Dipper Army soldiers standing around the area to protect Geshu Han were stunned and shaken by the spirit and bearing Wang Chong revealed at this moment.

Wang Chong's supreme martial arts, incredible feats, and astonishing grasp of the art of war had made him renowned throughout the world, but at this

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