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"By then, all the warriors of the Kheshig army had died!"

"Not all of them will die, but the Kheshig army will certainly suffer heavy losses."

Suhe said sincerely, "I am not one to underestimate myself, but when that time really comes, I fear the Kheshig army will be no match for us!"

"Brother, not for the Great Khan, but for the sake of our compatriots on the grasslands, you should also stand up!"

"..."

Bao Yin was silent for a while, then suddenly let out a cold laugh.

"I'll take the position of commander, but Halbala has to agree to one condition!"

"What are the conditions? Brother, tell me!"

Bao Yin stared into Su He's eyes and said, word by word, "I want him to perform a grand sacrifice and worship Krishna!"

Section 249, Chapter 248, Agudamu

"Perform a big sacrifice and worship Krishna?"

Upon hearing this, Su He could only manage a wry smile.

Harbala Khan has been suppressing the Khwarazmian religion for years, attempting to place royal power above divine authority.

Asking him to worship Krishna now... is simply impossible.

"Brother, are you really going to abandon the millions of compatriots on the grasslands?"

Suhe said helplessly, "Apart from this matter, I can agree to anything else from the Khans."

"Hmph, it is Harbala who has abandoned his people for his own selfish desires."

Seeing that Su He was about to speak, Bao Yin immediately waved her hand.

"There's no need to bring this up again."

Bao Yin said coldly, "Su He, please pass on another message to Halbala for me!"

"Royal power is divinely granted. All the Great Khans of the steppe throughout history have been servants of the Great Black Heaven, and there will be no exception for you!"

"this,"

Suhe stammered, not daring to answer. If he really dared to say such a thing in front of the Great Khan, the Great Khan Harbala would surely devour him alive.

Bao Yin ignored Su He's predicament and looked calmly at his younger brother, giving him an indescribable sense of pressure.

"Big brother." Su He's forehead was sweating, and his eyes began to dart around.

"..." Bao Yin turned her head away in disappointment.

Now, he is genuinely worried about the future of the grasslands.

The commander of a legendary legion should not have the slightest fear, even when facing a super strong opponent like himself in a one-on-one battle.

Perhaps two of them are brothers, and the younger brother has always regarded him as a hero.

However, even so, Suhe's performance just now was still unsatisfactory.

'It's not a good idea for Harbala to have Suga command the Kheshig army in an attempt to win me over. While he may be talented, he's far from capable of handling such a heavy responsibility.'

Just as the atmosphere between the two brothers was becoming increasingly awkward, a group of Kheshig soldiers rode their horses toward them from afar.

The leader of the group dismounted before his horse had completely stopped, knelt on one knee before Suhe, and bowed his head in silence.

The tense atmosphere was broken, and Su He secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He glanced at his subordinates, then slowly frowned: "You didn't do anything?"

The centurion did not speak; he lowered his head even further.

"The Kheshig warriors don't even have the courage to fight!" Suhe drew his whip from his waist and lashed it hard across the centurion's face.

With a "smack," the man's face was instantly torn open.

Glancing at the centurion who was gritting his teeth and remaining silent, Su He said irritably, "Disobeying orders is a waste of all the promotion I've given you. You can forget about being a centurion and go back to reflect on your actions!"

Although it was expected, the man couldn't help but feel sad that his years of hard work had gone down the drain.

"Yes, sir!" he hurriedly replied before mounting his horse alone and embarking on his return journey.

"Hmph!" Suhe, still seemingly furious, asked another Kheshig soldier, "Have you seen him?"

"I saw him."

How did he respond?

"The master did not reply, but he also did not take a detour."

"Oh?"

Su He's expression softened: "It's good that he didn't take a detour. What I'm afraid of is that he's avoiding the fight."

He turned to Bao Yin and said, "Brother, the impact of this battle is extraordinary. May I have the honor of staying to witness it?"

“You’ll distract me if you stay.” Baoyin shook her head. “Take these warriors and go. My battle with Agudamu doesn’t need any spectators.”

Su He was stunned; he never expected his brother to say that.

"……I see."

Completely bewildered, Suhe led the Kheshig army squad away from the place that was about to become a battlefield.

Baoyin closed his eyes again, waiting silently for his childhood hero, his youthful object of pursuit, and now his only rival on the grassland.

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When the sky was full of stars, Baoyin opened her eyes once again.

Wherever the eye could see, that person finally arrived.

He was born into a noble family; according to seniority, the current Khan should call him uncle.

With his unparalleled talent for martial arts and the abundant resources enjoyed by being born into royalty, Agudamu became a renowned warrior on the grasslands by the age of fifteen.

He married the most beautiful girl on the grassland and received the title of 'Guardian Warrior' personally bestowed upon him by the High Priest of the Black Heaven Cult.

This is the epitome of early success!

However, Agudamu made a decision that everyone found unbelievable at the time.

He bid farewell to his gentle wife and politely declined the position of commander of the Kheshig army.

Keep in mind that for someone his age at the time, this was an incredible blessing.

However, this was not what Agudamu sought!

In pursuit of the highest realm of martial arts, the ambitious young man ventured alone from the grasslands, determined to meet all the heroes under heaven!

Agudamu's path to enlightenment was far from smooth; the world was vast, and there were many powerful beings.

Not long after leaving the grassland, Agudamu suffered his first crushing defeat.

After defeating him, the foreign martial arts master stepped on his head and mocked, "Go back to the grasslands, this is not a place for you to run wild!"

The boy's self-esteem was trampled to pieces, but his desire to seek the truth remained!

In that humiliating place, Agudamu examined his own shortcomings.

Time and again, through repeated failures, the boy perfected his skills.

Three years later, Agudamu defeated the grandmaster who had looked down on him and began a new journey.

For twenty-five years, young Agudamu grew into middle-aged Agudamu. During this time, he never returned to the grasslands once.

His wife died of illness, his father was murdered, and all sorts of bad news did not stop him from moving forward.

He fought and was defeated, fought and was defeated again, struggling on the edge of life and death. In Agudam's heart, there was nothing else but martial arts and the Great Black Heaven.

Another ten years passed, and Agudamu, now a world-renowned super strongman known as the "God of War of the Grasslands," received a letter of distress from the Black Heaven Cult.

"King Sien intends to personally lead an expedition to the grasslands; return immediately!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Agudamu immediately set off for Sain.

This peerless warrior from the grasslands stormed into the royal palace, and single-handedly overpowered three of Sain's super-strong warriors!

King Sain was also a man of great courage. Facing such a fierce person, he was not afraid at all, but instead felt as if he had met a kindred spirit too late.

He held a grand banquet for this enemy who wanted to kill him. At the banquet, King Saen asked him, "Warrior, you have not returned to the grasslands for thirty-five years. Why are you now making things difficult for me?"

Many of the Sen nobles chimed in, saying that Agudamu hadn't returned home once in all these years and that his relatives were no longer like strangers.

He said he had no children, so why was he now risking his life for the grasslands?

Some even advised him to join Saen on the spot, saying that he would have everything: a title, a territory, and beautiful women. Saen would give him three times what the grasslands could give him!

In response to these questions, Agudamu simply replied with three words: "Daheitian".

Section 250, Chapter 249: The Astrologer

If the answer were different, King Sein might try to persuade him.

But Agudamu's answer was: "Daheitian!"

Driven by his faith, this unparalleled powerhouse could cast aside everything, disregard life and death, and venture alone into the palace of the world's most powerful nation.

This kind of person can no longer be swayed by words.

However... it would be too simplistic to think that you can force yourself to comply in this way.

At this moment, the kingdom's three super strongmen have arrived. If Agudamu still wants to make a move, then he only has one chance.

Do you want to use this opportunity for yourself?

The king glanced at the woman standing quietly beside him and a smile appeared on his face.

Making full use of the time spent hosting the banquet, the royal astrologer finally arrived!

With her around, Agudamu couldn't hurt himself.