Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1628: A Rebellious Heart!

Chapter 1628: A Rebellious Heart!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Let alone Wang Chong, Cheng Sanyuan and Zhang Que were stunned as well.

They had never met Eunuch Gao before, but there were many legends in the capital of this man's strength. It had even been mentioned a few times that this man had already surpassed the peak of the Saint Martial realm and reached an unimaginable level.

But this kind of person would also cough blood?

How could this be unless he had exceptionally grave injuries?

More importantly, there were many experts gathered in the Imperial Palace—not just the Imperial Army, but also the servitors of the imperial household. This was the most heavily guarded place in the Great Tang. Besides that, Eunuch Gao was a peerless expert. How could someone possibly injure him?

The two suddenly understood why Little Li had so abruptly fled the Imperial Palace. Anyone who learned this news would not be able to live for very long.

As for Wang Chong, he had never anticipated this development!

"Your Highness, it's true! This lowly one served Eunuch Gao for several years and would never fail to recognize this scarf!"

As Little Li spoke, he took out a silk scarf that was around half a foot long. It was glossy and smooth, with many intricately woven patterns. One could tell at a glance that this was no ordinary scarf.

And in the center of it was a striking crimson bloodstain.

Wang Chong solemnly took the scarf from Little Li. The moment he set eyes on it, his heart sank. This scarf was a tribute from Shu and was woven from the cocoons of a certain type of silkworm.

The cloudlike designs upon it were naturally formed on the cocoons.

This kind of silk was extremely rare, and there were few successful products. Few people in the Great Tang were allowed to own these objects, and they were all of the King level or above. Wang Chong had once obtained a silk scarf of this kind.

As for the palace, only the most illustrious members of the palace could own such products, and there were probably n

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