Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 80: That Day Will Come

There was a temple in Great Xia’s capital known as the Temple of Enlightenment. It was located in the suburbs, on the Heaven Treasure Mountain, but to reach the Temple of Enlightenment, one had to pass through the Immemorial Mausoleum.

Buried in the Immemorial Mausoleum were the soldiers who had died fighting for Great Xia since its founding five hundred years ago. The area was filled with hundreds of monuments inscribed with countless names, such as Er Gouzi, Third Zhang, Li Brat, and so on.

Each of these names represented a soldier who had once put their life on the line for Great Xia. Their blood became Great Xia’s body, and their valiant souls became Great Xia’s backbone.

Countless soldiers were transporting the corpses of their deceased comrades here.

Some of these corpses were identified by their family members and laid to the ground, but there were those who were the only ones left, or that their families were a long distance away.

Fang Chen stood with his hand behind his back. On his left was Abbess Clearlotus, and on his right was You Longchang, whose body was still drenched in blood.

“General You, have you tallied the casualties? How many of our soldiers died in this invasion?” Fang Chen asked.

You Longchang took out a paper scroll and looked at it. WIth a grim expression, he replied, “8,306 of our good men died in this battle.”

“Eight thousand, huh…” Fang Chen murmured wistfully.

Some of the nearby soldiers noticed Fang Chen and bowed toward him, but they swiftly got back to their work. The priority right now was to give their brothers a proper burial.

“Why is this brother hugging a Longdu cavalryman so tightly? We can’t bury him with those Longdu knaves, right?” a murmur echoed from afar.

Fang Chen looked over and saw a deceased Great Xia soldier desperately holding onto a Longdu cavalryman. The Longdu cavalryman had lost his head, but the sword in his hand had stabbed the Great Xia soldier’s heart.

That reminded Fang Chen of what his father had instructed him. “That soldier sacrificed himse

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