Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1326: The Ten Eastern Islands!

Chapter 1326: The Ten Eastern Islands!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"What!?"

Wang Chong was shocked by the words of the Demonic Emperor Old Man. He had obtained the treasure map from Iron Cloak Li, and it was a map that had been passed down for several centuries, perhaps even as far back as the Daye era of the Great Sui. Ever since, countless martial artists had attempted to find the number one art of the world, but all of them came back empty-handed, the vast majority merely chasing shadows and groundless rumors.

Thus, it was later said that the supreme art had been totally lost.

Wang Chong had never imagined that his master and the Wushang Village Chief would make progress so quickly. Although he didn't dare to be sure that the area they found was where the art really was buried, it was worth trying.

It had been many years since there had last been any news of a likely area in the martial arts circles. This alone was enough to raise one's spirits.

The Demonic Emperor Old Man continued speaking.

"This time, I was planning to go with the Wushang Village Chief, but for this incident to happen is fine as well. Leave the capital and come with us!"

Even if Wang Chong's cultivation were not a problem now, he would have still faced the risk of cultivation defect in the future. It had only been pushed up ahead of schedule.

Wang Chong stood in a daze, the suggestion taking him by complete surprise.

The Demonic Emperor Old Man took note of Wang Chong's silence and immediately became rather angry. "What? In such a state, you're still not willing to leave? The empire won't die just because you're not here. Just what is in this place that is worth your lingering around like this!?"

"Haaah…"

Wang Chong said nothing, but he sighed. He naturally understood the pains his master was taking, but at a time like this, how could he possibly leave? If he had not been reborn, perhaps he could have accepted his master's argument, that without him, the Great Tang would continue to exist. But Wang Chong was well

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