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| By Fledermaus | ||||||||||||||
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I only just heard of this legend myself... 208 AD, during a war between
the kingdoms of Wei and Shu... A general of Shu, named Zhao Yun
singlehandedly breaks through a siege by the Wei, carrying in his arms
the son of his lord. Baby-boy pressed against his armored chest The hero rides towards enemy lines Tenthousand spears point towards the fighter Tenthousand swords are drawn, horses mounted Tenthousand arrows are aimed, skies darken He raises his shield and rides on, on! The hope of the dynasty in his arms Three kingdoms under eternal Heaven Tears in his eyes, his mistress drowned herself Better to jump into a deep pit Than to fall into the enemy's hands But the heir of Shu is saved, ride on, on! The soldier fights, while the young prince cries He soothes the child while he slays his foes His armor is bloodstained, his blade shines red As the hero carries the child with him He rides on to safety, rides on!
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