(奏無意義的關羽之歌）

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Lord Guan, name Yunchang, born merely an studious man who joined the call of Liu Bei, great stalwart general, whose might can face ten thousand enemies, whose honor and loyalty is praised by all between heaven and earth, and whose pride and stubbornness led to his downfall.

Even though the general eventually suffered his final loss in Maicheng, his dramatic deeds, anecdotal incidents, personality and life left a mark in the cultural landscape of many **Dynasties**. Many of later men would appraise his deeds, or acted as him in plays and novels, echoing his heroism forever. They would call him Sangharama incarnate, protector of police and triads, guardian of temples and firms, and attributed the Guandao, the glaive of many future heroes, to him.

**Dynasty** is no stranger to apotheosis, but one could scarcely imagine what the shade of Guan Yu felt when he did not face Meng Po's soup of forgetfulness, but instead in front of the elder gods. Impressed by his legacy, they restored him in the way of Blackbeard, gifting him a jade-dragon Guandao, a mace of light that strikes into his enemies' soul, and enchanting his book of accounts with magical javelins, and entrusted the winds to accompany his might.

With this he shall set forth in the name of the Elder Gods, bearing the will of heaven, the mace that shall silence his foes, the winds that shall sweep his antagonists, he shall bear again the might of Han, with the pale-blooded glaive and trusty red steed, he will cut down his foes.

Deified Guan Yu 神關羽 神关羽

Deified Guan Yu 神關羽神关羽