It was said when dust rose in the north of Ming Qi, God of death rode on his horse taking the heads of his enemies on his way.

As Ming Qi was in its final end of the war with Greater Tang empire, it was on its bloodiest phase ever.

Grounds of black cave was turning red. It was said the black caves were the final gate to Ming Qi but it was the steepest valley with dark crevices was sufficient for its enemy to hide and attack.

General Dak Shin, was incharge of its troop of Ming Qi and Prince Nan Chen was the eldest prince of Great Tang empire.

Though soldiers from enemy side was great in number but General Shin was like the huge wall for his soldiers his sword shone like a beacon of hope until Prince Chen rode his horse forward.

At this point both the armies knew that this war will be decided by the leaders of both armies.

Thus as the sword striked when both warrier lunged towards each other both the soldiers of their armies moved 200 m away letting the dance of swords reach at it's peak.

As the day was passing and sun was moving behind the mountain both the General Shin and Prince Chen were bloodied. Not a single piece of skin was left intact at some point the fight reached the peak of the mountain range near the caves.

It was said that the valley below the mountain range carried within it hidden secrets that no one was ever able to trespass.

As soldiers looked above they saw General Shen feint to the right as he attached to the left.

Predictably both sides tried to track each other's moves and Prince Chen predicted the move of the general.

But he never thought that General Shin was willing to sacrifice himself for letting his country win.

As the Prince attacked both the side his sword cut accross the right hand of General Shin while General Shin used the momentum of the attack to push the Prince accross the valley.

Letting a cry of victory a shout echoed from General Shin, but every thing was silent as his decapitated right hand law a few metre away from him.

As darkness covered the eyes of the general he looked at the red flag of Ming Qi as he waited for his death to reach him and carry him away from his miseries.