Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2065: The Kailong People! Movement in the Northern Regions!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Wang Chong's divine embryo nodded, and the group continued.

Whoosh!

After some time, the faint sound of crashing waves entered their ears. Wang Chong also began to smell salt on the breeze.

It really is the Caspian Sea!

Wang Chong turned pensive.

He had spent more than half of his last life in the Central Plains, and he had never traveled to such a distant place.

The Caspian Sea!

If this were the world he had once belonged to, there should have been quite a few countries here that would have developed into a thriving civilization. But in this world, this place was deserted.

Now that I think about it, this place should be considered under the Arabian Empire's influence.

Wang Chong's heart thumped in realization.

Tang rarely traveled this far, but the same couldn't be said for Arabs.

Wang Chong vaguely recalled that the Arabs had aggressively expanded in all directions, but they had encountered fierce resistance and pursuit from a nomadic people of the extreme north.

Although these people were few, they were strong and constantly used guerrilla tactics. Even Qutaybah had been at a loss for how to deal with them, forced to resort to scorched earth tactics to slowly wear them down.

Bang!

At this moment, the faceless man suddenly unleashed his Stellar Energy, obliterating the head of that precious Ferghana steed with one strike of his palm.

This Ferghana steed that any general would have treasured plopped to the ground without a sound.

The faceless man acted as if he had done some minor deed, his expression utterly unperturbed.

Bang!

The faceless man thrust out his palm again, digging out a large hole in the ground. He swiftly pushed in the body of the Ferghana steed and then covered the hole. After some simple cleaning up, it seemed as if the Ferghana steed had never existed.

Wang Chong stood on the side and watched the faceless man work. Though he found it somewhat of a pity, he understood that this was a way of covering up weaknesses and ensuring that they weren't discovered by the men in b

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