Tall and commanding, Zhao Yun rode a white horse, silver spear in hand. A model of integrity and an exemplary general, he chose his lord with care and followed him from Changshan, vowing to restore the Han. He braved encirclement, charging seven times into enemy ranks to protect his master. His valor shone at Hanzhong, driving back Cao's mighty army, and at At Ji Valley, where he led a perilous mission and brought his men back to the capital. Beyond battle, his compassion, shrewdness, and sense of the greater cause marked him with the character of the great ministers of old.