Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1647: Scouting the Imperial Palace At Night! (II)

Chapter 1647: Scouting the Imperial Palace At Night! (II)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The most dangerous place in the entire Imperial Palace was undoubtedly the Sage Emperor's residence, Taihe Palace.

The vast energies soaring into the air, azure tinged with violet, were pure and boundless, extending into the heavens.

The Sage Emperor's Dragon Guards!

Wang Chong thought back to these powerful guards. These were the most determined of guards, grim and taciturn, but their formidable strength was enough to shock anyone.

The black-armored General Li who had held the Nine Dragon Blood War Banner in the Battle of Talas was one of them. His strength that had exceeded the Great General level was enough to make anyone pause.

But the Taihe Palace that was surrounded by the Dragon Guards was dim, lacking any of the energy of the supreme existence of the realm.

Taihe Palace seemed to be shrouded in fog that made it impossible to see what was going on inside.

How is the Sage Emperor faring? Wang Chong quietly said to himself.

His original intention had been to try and get into Taihe Palace, but after thinking about it, he cast aside the idea. Although he had reached the Subtle realm, he was still not confident that he could get past the guards.

The Imperial Palace was a gathering place of experts, as it had been for dynasty after dynasty. The Sage Emperor himself was said to almost be at the Saint Martial realm, and no one could guarantee that there weren't formidable experts hidden within the palace, perhaps even those of the Subtle realm.

If he were discovered by the Dragon Guards, the situation would probably get even more complicated. Even if Wang Chong didn't care about himself, he still needed to worry about the Wang Clan.

His eyes paused on Taihe Palace for a few moments before looking elsewhere.

The Crown Prince's Eastern Palace!

The Eastern Palace had always been the residence of the Crown Prince. Although the First Prince had not officially been assigned to that post, he had lived in

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