Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1607: Public Execution!

Chapter 1607: Public Execution!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

But Li Junxian believed that everything was not over yet. Hulugan and Ashide were not dead yet and the capital was only so big. With his strength, he could get to the execution ground in time, and they could still be saved.

"Wang Chong!"

Li Junxian's eyes seethed with fire and worry. Time was short, so Li Junxian opened his mouth and whistled.

The Confucian Sect's supreme sacred sword erupted with boundless energy, causing Li Junxian to streak into the distance like a comet.

He was getting closer and closer!

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On the stage, Cheng Sanyuan looked down on the furious crowd. "Everyone! I presume that everyone knows of the border incident. We have now captured the two ringleaders!"

"Kill them! Kill these brutes!"

The crowd became even more furious.

Many people rushed toward the stage, and if not for the surrounding guards, they would have gotten onto it.

Cheng Sanyuan made a gesture calling for the crowd to quiet down.

"…Half a month ago, these two beasts massacred an entire village in the north of four-hundred-some people for the sake of a little food, not even letting the elders and children go. Such conduct truly chills one's blood. They believed that if they hid in their camp, protected by thousands of soldiers, they would be able to rest easy, but this time, let us tell all the people in the world that no matter who you are, where you are, or how many soldiers you have behind you, this is what will happen to you if you dare to lay a hand on the common folk of the Great Tang! Because this place is the Great Tang!" Cheng Sanyuan declared to the people down below, his words ringing with force and resolve.

Bang!

The crowd exploded with cheers that reached to the heavens.

"Great Tang!"

"Great Tang!"

"Great Tang!"

The cheers came again and again like massive waves.

As Cheng Sanyuan looked down from the stage, he also felt rather excited. To capture these two Hu, almost eighty percent of Wang Chong's forces had been mobilized

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