Forging the Holy Court
Chapter 1729

Purgatory Descends

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"The Empress said that not to persuade the Futu Emperor to surrender, but to spread the battle reports and strike at the enemy's morale!"

As the Great Huan generals puzzled over her words, Great Emperor Xunjia looked at the Huating Empress with admiration and respect and quickly explained.

Understanding dawned on everyone. Looking toward the enemy ranks, they indeed noticed a slight stir. Clearly, the troops either knew nothing of the situation on the northern main battlefield, or the Peacock Empire had suppressed those deeply unfavorable reports!

In truth, the Huating Empress's intention was not particularly subtle. The Great Huan generals could have understood it with a little thought; Great Emperor Xunjia had merely reacted faster and seized the chance to curry favor with her!

King Black Ashoka, however, barely reacted. Clearly, he already knew the situation in the north and had seen through the Huating Empress's intention. He shook his head and answered with a sneer.

"Whether in the Myriad Heavens and Worlds or throughout Pangu's past and present, the strong have always reigned supreme! Before true strength, every scheme and trick is useless. How this battle turns out will be known once it ends! Disruption, sowing discord, beguiling others-such methods are ultimately inferior and can accomplish nothing great!"

It was worth noting that in just seven days, the Old Qin army had conquered ten thousand li of territory, captured over a hundred cities, and cut through resistance like a blade splitting bamboo to reach the Peacock Empire's capital. Though the Old Qin army was indeed powerful, the uprisings of India's Otherworlders and the efforts of Sargeras and his Burning Legion deserved no small share of the credit. Whenever the Old Qin army arrived beneath a city's walls, the city was already in chaos. Some were so busy slaughtering

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