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How Did Shan Yu And His Men Manage To Survive
Despite her best efforts, Shan Yu and his men manage to survive. Once Shang's army reached the imperial city, the warlord uses their death to infiltrate the grand palace. As the city began to celebrate their demise, five of the remaining Huns, disguise themselves as Dragon dancers. During a ceremony honoring Shang's men, Shan Yu, emerges from the shadows and his soldiers kidnap the Emperor. After ordering his men to guard the entrance, the warlord threatens the emperor to kneel before his master, however; Shan Yu subsequently fails to intimidate his adversary. As the warlord began to strike his opponent, Captain Shang intercepts his blade and rescues the emperor. After Shang wrestles with Shan Yu, the warlord breaks free of his hold and uses
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