Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1432: Coercing Song Yuanyi!

Chapter 1432: Coercing Song Yuanyi!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"We have no relationship with this Bagushidu. Just what does he mean by suddenly sending us this treasure map?"

The Black Yin Ancestor and the others looked suspiciously at the back of the Turkic emissary.

No one went to the temple without a problem, and the people gathered here were all titans of the martial arts world. If anyone claimed that Bagushidu had simply offered up the treasure map out of his sincere good will, no one would believe it.

Wang Chong looked at the emissary with an uncertain look in his eyes.

He had actually heard about this Eastern Turkic King the moment he had entered the northwest, from the mouth of the Formation Elder, but even the Formation Elder had not met this man, let alone Wang Chong.

Wang Chong had not expected Bagushidu to hand over the Origin Immortal Lord's treasure map of his own volition, even delivering it right into his hands.

"The Imperial Court…"

A dark cloud of worry appeared on his brow as he recalled the words of the Turkic emissary. For a moment, he felt a complicated mixture of emotions, but he quickly suppressed it and said no more.

On another mountain, an Eastern Turk expert voiced the question on his mind. "Your Highness, these Tang have always been on unfriendly terms. Why did Your Highness hand over such a precious treasure map?"

The Eastern Turkic Khaganate had always been at war with the Great Tang, and though these martial artists were not campaigning generals, they were still Tang. There was simply no reason to give them the Origin Immortal Lord's treasure map.

"Heh, to take, you first have to give. If we don't open up the treasury, how can we get what's inside?"

Bagushidu placed his hands behind his back, and as a breeze blew past, his robes snapped and fluttered. He exuded the air of a farsighted tactician.

The mantis stalked the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind, and he was the oriole.

Very few people knew that he just as fiercely desired that number one art o

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