Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 179: Fog of Specters

Governor Ye compared their letters and quickly noticed that something was amiss.

“There’s something wrong with your letter.”

The brawny man’s letter was not stamped with the imperial seal, and it was lacking in crucial details too.

In contrast, Governor Ye’s letter contained elaborate details explaining why they shouldn’t dispatch their soldiers—the Tangs’ undead army could turn the corpses of the deceased into one of their own, and they could reanimate more than one soldier from a single corpse.

So, if they engaged the Tangs’ army, they would only grow stronger as the battle progressed. For that reason, they should avoid engaging the Tangs.

“You have been fooled. We can’t dispatch our troops,” Governor Ye said.

He breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that his son’s letter was fake.

“Look at our people. Does your heart not beat in fear? Do you think that they have the means to defeat the Black Lotus Buddha, the incarnation of the Gatling Buddha, and the ghost horsemen under his command?” Governor Ye asked with a smile.

“Son, you should obediently remain in Suyab. It’s safe here. At least we won’t have to worry about the Tangs’ undead army until the Tibetans stationed here and in Beiting fall.”

Suyab was under the Anxi Protectorate’s jurisdiction, but it was much closer to the Beiting Protectorate. The closest Anxi Protectorate’s city to Suyab was Shule in the south, but even so, the two cities were divided by the towering Tianshan.

In contrast, Beiting was right east of Suyab, and to its west were Talas and Dayuan.

If the Tangs wanted to attack Suyab, they would have to take a detour around Tianshan, but there were many buffers along the way regardless of whether the Tangs took the east or west detour. In any case, Suyab wouldn’t be the first one to suffer.

“Hmph!” The brawny man harrumphed.

He could see through his father. He would be a goner if he failed to dispatch the troops now.

He had rallied the chieftains together, promising them a southward expedition that would bring great wealth to them. Backing ou

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