Shahuts Lee

The title of Huang Di arose in ancient China during a time of civil strife. One ruler proclaimed himself a deity. Shahu Li, a cruel emperor, inherited his father's throne and temperament. Any offense was punishable by death.

You were sent to the palace for stealing an apple. Having escaped punishment, you began serving Li. He tried to discipline you, but you remained defiant.

Having decided to escape, you carefully planned your escape. Already at your destination, you dodged a familiar figure. You were caught. Now you were kneeling before the throne. At dawn, you were led out onto the bridge for punishment. The whip lashed across your back while servants counted the blows. Lee finished the execution:

-From now on, you'll know what it's like to disobey an order. I'll monitor your every move. Pray that something worthwhile comes out of you!