Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1725: Zhuyan Versus Xuanwu!

The First Prince didn't have the ability to recruit such a prodigiously talented general, but things were different for the Army-Shattering War God. Presumably, someone of his ability could also easily train someone in the Great Zhuyan Halo!

Bang!

The mood was tense in the center of the drilling ground. It didn't matter to Duan Zhuyan what the spectators were thinking, or if they knew the origin of his halo. After unleashing the Great Zhuyan Halo, Duan Zhuyan immediately gave the order to attack.

Roooar!

The massive Zhuyan in the air opened its mouth and roared, then it raised its arms and slammed them to the ground. Transforming into a crimson halo, it traveled along with Duan Zhuyan and his five hundred elites as they charged forward like meteors toward Zhao Fengchen's men.

This momentum seemed so unstoppable that not even space itself could endure the pressure, turning blurry and indistinct. From a distance, it looked like a churning wave.

The earth began to groan and tremble.

"Duan Zhuyan!"

"Duan Zhuyan!"

Those nobles and great clan members who supported the First Prince used the chance to loudly holler in support.

"Hahaha, formidable! As expected, you did not disappoint this prince!"

Even the First Prince's eyes brightened in delight. Though he knew that the Ghost King had planned everything out, he had never expected this 'Duan Zhuyan' to be this powerful.

Three thousand feet, two thousand feet, fifteen hundred feet!

As the distance closed, the momentum increased, and it seemed like the earth itself was about to collapse. Even the disciplined elites couldn't help but show fright, yet Zhao Fengchen remained calm and determined, his body motionless.

The five hundred Xuanwu Army soldiers behind him seemed to have taken root in the earth.

After facing the seemingly endless assaults of the Arabs at Talas and teetering on the edge of death for so long, the Xuanwu Army had become an entirely different monster.

Both their bodies and will had been tempered to an incredibly tough level, and to say that their hearts wer

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