Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1634: Suspicion and Fury!

Chapter 1634: Suspicion and Fury!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Clangclangclang!

Halos radiated from the feet of the Tibetans, and dark energy seethed behind them. Massive Buddhas with six, eight, or ten arms, and three, six, or eight heads suddenly appeared, various weapons in their hands as they attacked Old Eagle in unison.

It was obvious that they were all top-class experts!

Old Eagle instantly paled.

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At the King of Foreign Lands Residence…

Wang Chong frowned as he looked away from the map of the Imperial Palace, his eyelids twitching. For some reason, recently, whenever his eyelids twitched, he had an ill foreboding that some foul event had taken place.

"Reporting!"

Just then, in a rush of air, a Golden Guard came inside.

"Your Highness, it's bad! There's been an incident! We've just learned that Old Eagle was ambushed at Western Crane Pavilion! He was badly injured and is currently unconscious! His chances of survival are dire!"

The Golden Guard spoke with a trembling tone, and his face was grave.

Bang!

Wang Chong trembled, and he felt like he had been struck by a lightning bolt.

"What?!"

Old Eagle was extremely unique. He was one of Wang Chong's earliest followers and also the most loyal.

And unlike others, Old Eagle resided in the rear, and Wang Chong would normally never bring Old Eagle to the front with him. This made him safer than most, and Wang Chong had never been too worried about him.

But Wang Chong had never imagined that Old Eagle would be ambushed, and this fact left him both stunned and enraged.

"Where is he now? Have you investigated the perpetrators?" Wang Chong asked, staring at the Golden Guard.

"We still don't have the details of the situation. Lord Xu is currently escorting Old Eagle back to the residence," the Golden Guard reported.

A few moments later, Old Eagle was carried in on a stretcher. Wang Chong's subordinates Su Shixuan, Cheng Sanyuan, and Chen Bin had heard the news, and they rushed over with looks of sorrow and fury on their faces.

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