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Wei Lost Emperor

Amid a war-torn kingdom plagued by treachery and darkness, Zhang Wei needs to unravel a hidden legacy that could change the fate of an empire from the secrets of a forbidden love affair to the depths of betrayal through a journey of the web of intrigue and danger. With every step closer to his destiny, Zhang Wei discovers the shocking truth behind his mother's execution and the conspiracies surrounding him. As he rises through the ranks, forging alliances and gathering strength, he becomes a formidable force that threatens the very foundations, especially those who seek to keep the truth buried. Will Zhang Wei's quest for justice lead to redemption and the restoration of an empire long lost, or will the shadows that lurk in the darkness consume him before he can claim his rightful throne? (R18) Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, events and incidents are the product of the author's imagination and his only. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Heavy language is used in the story. Blood, gore, violence and sexual acts are also depicted in the story. Update: A chapters a day Site: https://akikure.carrd.co/

Aki_Kure · Eastern
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384 Chs

Race Against Destiny

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the landscape, the desperate flight of General Li Feng and his forces continued unabated. With the Mongol army hot on their heels, every moment was precious, every mile gained a small victory in the face of overwhelming odds.

General Li Feng rode at the head of the column, his jaw set in determination as he urged his men onward. Behind him, Captain Xue, Lieutenant Wang, and Sergeant Chen rode in close formation, their faces drawn with fatigue and fear as they pushed their horses to their limits.

The relentless pursuit of the Mongol army loomed large in their minds, a constant threat that hung over them like a dark cloud. With every passing mile, the pressure mounted, and the knowledge that failure meant certain doom drove them forward with grim resolve.

But despite their best efforts, the Mongol army remained hot on their trail, their relentless pursuit an ever-present reminder of the danger that lurked just behind them. With each passing moment, the gap between them closed, the sound of hoofbeats growing louder with each passing heartbeat.

As they raced towards the safety of the capital, the weight of their mission bore down upon them like a leaden weight, the fate of the empire hanging in the balance. With every mile they covered, the tension grew, the anticipation of what lay ahead a palpable presence in the air.

And so, as General Li Feng and his forces hurtled towards their uncertain destiny, the race against time reached its climax, the outcome hanging in the balance as they struggled to outpace the relentless advance of the Mongol army.

As the weary riders pressed onward through the night, General Li Feng sought to bolster the spirits of his troops, his voice cutting through the darkness like a beacon of hope.

"Keep pushing forward, my comrades!" General Li Feng called out, his tone filled with conviction. "We are not far from leaving this accursed forest behind us. Once we reach the safety of the capital, victory will be within our grasp!"

His words were met with nods of determination from his weary soldiers, their faces illuminated by the flickering light of torches as they rode on through the night. The promise of escape loomed tantalisingly close, a glimmer of hope in the face of overwhelming odds.

Lieutenant Wang rode up alongside General Li Feng, his expression grave but determined.

"Do you truly believe we can outrun the Mongols, General?" he asked, his voice tinged with uncertainty.

General Li Feng fixed his lieutenant with a steely gaze, his resolve unwavering.

"We must believe it," he replied, his voice filled with conviction. "For the sake of the empire, we cannot afford to falter now. We must press on, no matter the cost."

Captain Xue rode at the rear of the column, his eyes scanning the forest for any sign of pursuit.

"What if the Mongols catch up to us, General?" he asked, his voice tight with worry.

General Li Feng's jaw clenched with determination as he turned to face his captain.

"Then we fight," he said, his voice low but resolute. "We fight with everything we have, for the honor of the empire and the safety of our people. But until that moment comes, we must keep moving forward."

And so, with the promise of escape spurring them onward, General Li Feng and his forces pressed on through the night, their hearts filled with hope and determination as they raced towards their uncertain destiny.

Just then, a group of Mongol warriors emerged from the shadows of the forest, their sudden appearance brought General Li Feng and his troops to a sudden halt. The shock of being surrounded by another contingent of Mongol soldiers sent a ripple of unease through their ranks, their hopes of escape dashed in an instant.

General Li Feng's eyes narrowed as he quickly assessed the situation, his mind racing with possibilities. The enemy had them trapped, with no clear path forward and the Mongol army still in pursuit behind them. It was a dire situation, but General Li Feng refused to let panic cloud his judgment.

"Steady, men," General Li Feng called out, his voice calm but firm. "We may be outnumbered, but we are not without options. Keep your wits about you and stay alert."

His words were met with nods of understanding from his troops, their expressions a mix of fear and determination as they awaited their leader's next move.

Lieutenant Wang rode up beside General Li Feng, his brow furrowed with concern.

"What do we do, General?" he asked, his voice tense with urgency.

General Li Feng surveyed the enemy forces before them, his mind racing with possible strategies.

"We stand our ground," he replied, his voice steady despite the gravity of their situation. "We may be outnumbered, but we are not outmatched. We will fight with everything we have until the last man standing."

Captain Xue glanced nervously at the encircling Mongol warriors, his grip tightening on the hilt of his sword.

"But, General, we cannot hope to defeat them all," he protested, his voice tinged with desperation.

General Li Feng's jaw set in determination as he met the captain's gaze.

"We do not need to defeat them all," he said firmly. "We only need to hold them off long enough to let some of our men out to escape and relay what happened here. Trust in each other, trust in our training, and we will emerge victorious."

General Li Feng's words hung heavy in the air, a rallying cry for his beleaguered troops as they braced themselves for the impending clash. As tension crackled between the two opposing forces, Tagadhur, mounted on his horse, emerged from the ranks of the Mongol cut-off group, his presence commanding attention.

In Mandarin, the only language understood by General Li Feng and his troops, Tagadhur spoke with a measured tone, offering a stark choice.

"General Li Feng," he began, his voice carrying across the clearing. "Surrender now, admit defeat, and your lives will be spared. There is no need for unnecessary bloodshed."

General Li Feng's response was swift and resolute, his pride and defiance evident in every word.

"We will not surrender to the likes of you," he declared, his voice ringing with conviction. "We will fight, and we will escape from this trap. Whatever you aim to achieve will crumble once word of your treachery reaches the ears of the empire."

His troops murmured their agreement, their resolve hardened by their leader's words. With a steely determination, General Li Feng gave the command to charge, his troops thundering forward with weapons raised and hearts ablaze with righteous fury.

Amidst the brewing chaos of battle, as General Li Feng and his troops charged forward with weapons drawn and hearts ablaze, a lone figure emerged from the ranks of the Mongol forces. Clad in a cloak that billowed around him, he walked with a purposeful stride, his gaze fixed squarely on General Li Feng.

At first, General Li Feng paid little heed to the approaching figure, his focus consumed by the clash of steel and the din of battle. But as the figure drew nearer, a sense of unease crept over him, a feeling of foreboding that he couldn't shake.

Then, with a sudden and deliberate motion, the figure cast aside his cloak, revealing himself to the stunned onlookers. General Li Feng's eyes widened in shock, his breath catching in his throat as recognition dawned on him.

It was Zhang Wei.

For a moment, time seemed to stand still as General Li Feng and his companions stared in disbelief at the man who stood before them. Zhang Wei's presence was a jarring reminder of a past thought long buried, a ghost from a time they had all tried to forget.

General Li Feng's hand instinctively tugged at the reins of his horse, bringing the charging beast to an abrupt halt. His companions—Captain Xue, Lieutenant Wang, and Sergeant Chen—mirrored his actions, their expressions mirroring the shock and disbelief written plainly on their faces.

The entire troop of General Li Feng's forces came to a halt, their momentum halted by the sudden appearance of the enigmatic figure before them.

As the dust settled and silence descended upon the clearing, all eyes turned to Zhang Wei, the man who had brought their charge to an unexpected halt. And in that moment, the air crackled with tension as the true significance of his presence began to sink in.

With the revelation of Zhang Wei's presence, the battlefield fell into stunned silence, the chaos of battle momentarily forgotten in the wake of this unexpected turn of events. General Li Feng and his companions stared in disbelief at the man who stood before them, their minds reeling with the implications of his appearance. As the reality of the situation began to sink in, a sense of unease settled over them like a shroud, leaving them to ponder the true significance of Zhang Wei's sudden return.