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Image by Dynsty Warriors. Starting from a mere archer, he eventually became China's God of War. With his Guan-Do, he destroyed the strongest champions that China had to offer. Oftentimes those that challenged him simply saw him gallop to them before he lopped their head off in one stroke and rode back with it. Beseiged by the two opposing armies, he kept the castle safe until he was betrayed from inside. Even then it took an entire army to subdue him and bring him back to their commander. At which point he was offered to join the army of Wu, or to be beheaded. He chose death over dishonor, and when his head was removed, he returned as a ghost to haunt his murderer. Posthumously he was appointed as the Duke of the Hunt before being promoted to Kuan Di, God of War. | Image by Dynsty Warriors. Starting from a mere archer, he eventually became China's God of War. With his Guan-Do, he destroyed the strongest champions that China had to offer. Oftentimes those that challenged him simply saw him gallop to them before he lopped their head off in one stroke and rode back with it. Beseiged by the two opposing armies, he kept the castle safe until he was betrayed from inside. Even then it took an entire army to subdue him and bring him back to their commander. At which point he was offered to join the army of Wu, or to be beheaded. He chose death over dishonor, and when his head was removed, he returned as a ghost to haunt his murderer. Posthumously he was appointed as the Duke of the Hunt before being promoted to Kuan Di, God of War. | ||
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