Lu Bu is encountered in the following Missions: Where to Find Lu Bu in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Lu Bu closed in, one painstaking step at a time, on the ever-hidden Yu Ji. There, he demonstrated valor through battle to gain the trust of Dong Zhuo, whom he ascertained to have collected the Elixir. He hid his face, took the name Lu Bu and infiltrated the Demonic Qi-permeated Imperial Court.
To keep his village and his sister out of harm's way, he set off alone to assassinate Yu Ji. After some years, the brother caught wind of Yu Ji's desire to plunge the world into chaos with the misuse of Elixir. Were Zuo Ci to find out, a war would outbreak between Yu Ji's demon army and the Hermits of Tianzhu, which would put his little sister in danger. The siblings, who were both orphans of war, were taken under Zuo Ci's wing when they were brought to the home of the Hermits of Tianzhu. He had the protagonist swear an oath to him to kill Yu Ji, with his dearly beloved sister beside him as Lu Bu exhaled his final breath. In their tragic fight to the death, the protagonist emerged victorious and Lu Bu fell to the ground. Devoid of ability to reason, he proceeded to assault the protagonist and Hong Jing. In retaliation, however, Yu Ji caught Lu Bu off guard and injected him with excess Elixir, inducing a horrific mutation. This was what Lu Bu had schemed for all along he then took advantage of the Elixir to unleash superhuman strength and utterly overpower Yu Ji. Seeking to question him on this behavior, the black-clad Taoist Yu Ji paid a visit to Xiapi. Despite waging wars on lord after lord, he kept himself secluded in the shelter, with the Elixir inexplicably untouched. Seeing this, Lu Bu took shelter at Xiapi, entrusting Puyang and Xiaopei to his aides. After taking off with Dong Zhuo's Elixir, Lu Bu headed for Zhongyuan with his deputy, Zhang Liao, to take Puyang from Cao Cao's control.Īfter raiding Puyang, Lu Bu proceeded to take over Xu Province from Liu Bei, provoking retaliation from both Cao Cao and Liu Bei. Midway through the banquet at Meiwu Fort, Lu Bu once again did not hesitate to murder his sworn father, when Dong Zhuo was forced into an impasse by the protagonist. There, he exhibited his unparalleled might by single-handedly fending off Liu Bei and his two sworn brothers, but promptly retreated upon hearing that the Elixir had arrived safely to Meiwu Fort. In the meantime, he took position at Hulaoguan Pass, a fortified point near Luoyang and faced off against the coalition.
A saying went: "no man can best Lu Bu, nor can any horse best Red Hare."īefore the siege of Luoyang by the anti- Dong Zhuo coalition, Lu Bu advised Dong Zhuo to retreat to Meiwu Fort with the Elixir. Possessing physical strength far beyond that of a normal man and supreme skill with bows and horses, he was often alluded to as resembling Li Guang, the famed general of the Former Han, and given the name "the Flying General." His trusty horse Red Hare, a gift from Dong Zhuo, could ride a thousand miles a day, and their combined ferocity earned them great praise. Since then, he had been widely recognized as the guard of Dong Zhuo. Originally a subordinate of Ding Yuan, the Bing Province Inspector, Lu Bu was entreated to serve under Dong Zhuo, who took notice of his martial prowess, to which Lu Bu complied by bringing Ding Yuan's head as a souvenir.
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