Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1280: Yeon Gaesomun

Chapter 1280: Yeon Gaesomun

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Winds blew across the steppe and over the summit of Mount Sanmi. The black cap on the Blackwater Shaman's head trembled, revealing a strand of gray-white hair. And if one looked carefully, one could see that the Blackwater Shaman's face was covered in wrinkles and he seemed to have aged greatly.

In his frequent attempts to communicate with the gods and see the future, the Blackwater Shaman had not come away without paying a price!

Wunu Shibi said no more, a solemn look in his eyes. The amount of information gathered up on the Great Tang's King of Foreign Lands was already as high as a small mountain. In the first part of his life, he was mediocre and nothing impressive, but after that, it seemed like he had suddenly awakened and began to advance with astonishing speed. Even now, this contrast left many people deeply confused.

"But on this matter, the Khagan has entrusted me with this question for you. Is there not a way to play some deception concerning the disarmament of the two hundred thousand soldiers?" the Blackwater Shaman asked.

"The Khagan believes that since the Great Tang and the Western Turks are separated by a great distance, the Great Tang won't notice if we play some sort of trick while reducing our armies?"

Now they were talking about serious concerns, Wunu Shibi restrained his smile.

The Blackwater Shaman nodded.

"Impossible!" Wunu Shibi lightly said, his answer clean and straightforward. "All of you are looking down too much on that Great Tang Confucian!"

As Wunu Shibi spoke, he slowly stood up from that round and smooth stone. At that moment, the mountain seemed to sway and there was a metallic clattering from his golden Solar Armor. When Wunu Shibi finally stood straight, it was like a giant had appeared in front of that round stone.

Wunu Shibi was two meters tall, an entire head taller than the Blackwater Shaman next to him, and his body exuded an intensely oppressive aura.

"That Confucian might be too n

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