Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 348: Second Mission From The Royal Court!

Chapter 348: Second Mission From The Royal Court!

In that instant, time seemed to stop.

The highwaymen and bandits who were charging for Wang Chong also halted. As ferocious as they were, they couldn't help but hesitate upon seeing the organized and complete formation the other party had put up. After all that had happened, a deep fear of the cavalrymen had already been instilled deep within them, preventing them from taking a step forward at this very moment.

An overwhelming stench of blood permeated the air. In this short encounter, the troops on Wang Chong's end were still unharmed, while sixty more members of the Iron Cloak Highwaymen had been reduced to lifeless corpses.

Truly, no rumors could compare with witnessing with one's own eyes!

Even though they had heard that a hundred of their peers had died at Wang Chong's hands, and it was common knowledge that official armies possessed might far surpassing ordinary highwaymen and bandits, the impact of this only struck them when they saw the short but powerful charge from Wang Chong's forty cavalrymen.

At that moment, they resembled demons who had crept out of the underworld, bringing with them a fearsome pressure.

Gudong!

The bandits and highwaymen subconsciously swallowed their saliva as fright colored their faces pale. Somehow, the unmoving formation of the cavalrymen seemed to instill more fear than their charge had.

Despite their years on the west road, they had never considered the possibility that seven hundred bandits and highwaymen would be outmatched by forty Great Tang cavalrymen.

These fellows... are too strong!, flashed across the minds of many of them.

Unknowingly, the bandits found themselves taking a step back.

After witnessing the other party's furious cavalry charge, they no longer found security in staying within a group.

"This is great!"

"I didn't expect that fellow to be so formidable!"

"It seems like we have been underestimating him from the start. It is impossible for a peasant-born to possess such a deep understanding of warfare. My eyes have truly faile

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