Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 51: Charax Spasinu Merchant, Mosaide

Chapter 51: Charax Spasinu Merchant, Mosaide

“Wang Chong, Wang Chong… You’re finally here! I would be at a loss if you didn’t arrive soon!”

The moment Wang Chong stepped into the Bluebottle Pavilion, Wei Hao immediately rushed out, drenched in sweat.

“What’s wrong?”

Wang Chong frowned. He stared at Wei Hao with a bizarre look.

Wei Hao was a straightforward person, and there was rarely anything he could worry him. This was the first time that he had seen him get so anxious.

“Something happened! Something big has happened! The ones who want to ruin your business came!”

Panicking, Wei Hao stuttered.

“Calm down, speak slowly. Even if the sky falls, I’ll be there to shoulder it! What do you mean by ruin my business?”

Wang Chong said as he did a calming gesture.

Perhaps it was due to Wang Chong’s tranquil attitude, Wei Hao gradually calmed down. Then, he recounted the matter to Wang Chong. It turns out that yesterday evening, when Wei Hao was about to return, a Charax Spasinu merchant named Mosaide suddenly arrived.

That fellow kept speaking inarticulate Chinese. From the very start, he kept speaking all kinds of praises for the swords in the Central Plains, something about how it was unthinkable, and how the swords were like compared to the Western Regions.

Wei Hao was delighted of the thought that he had finally met someone he could leech off. However, in the blink of an eye, the other party suddenly took out a saber and requested to challenge Wang Chong.

Only then did Wei Hao realize that ‘Bastard, that fellow is here to ruin the business!’.

Given Wei Hao’s nature, he immediately demanded the other party to leave. Yet, at that moment, the fellow started to feign that he was unable to understand what Wei Hao was speaking, saying words like ‘My Chinese is not good, I don’t understand what you are saying!’.

All in all, he stubbornly sat in the Bluebottle Pavilion, resolute to face-off against the sword that Wang Chong had hung on the pavilion. Wei Hao had argued with him for a long time, and the ruckus they

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