Mulan’s Ordeal at Kunlun

Mulan

This flow follows Mulan’s resourcefulness through the sea monster battle and the dangerous approach to Kunlun Mountain.

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The Sea Turns Black The Sea Turns Black from "Mulan". A New Attack A warning from the water The sea darkens and begins to churn beneath the boat, signaling an enormous creature rising from below.

The Sea Turns Black from "Mulan". A New Attack A warning from the water The sea darkens and begins to churn beneath the boat, signaling an enormous creature rising from below.

A New Attack A warning from the water The sea darkens and begins to churn beneath the boat, signaling an enormous creature rising from below. Lu Ting-Pin recognizes danger He understands that an old enemy has found them, but his sword is also the vessel carrying the travelers.

The Sword Becomes a Boat The Sword Becomes a Boat from "Mulan". An Ally Without a Weapon Lu Ting-Pin leaps into battle He blinds one of the creature’s eyes but cannot draw the sword that has become their boat.

The Sword Becomes a Boat from "Mulan". An Ally Without a Weapon Lu Ting-Pin leaps into battle He blinds one of the creature’s eyes but cannot draw the sword that has become their boat.

An Ally Without a Weapon Lu Ting-Pin leaps into battle He blinds one of the creature’s eyes but cannot draw the sword that has become their boat. Mulan takes the yuloh She steers the vessel and drives it into the monster with strength her companions could not supply in that moment.

The Monster Falls The Monster Falls from "Mulan". Survival in the Waves A weaponized hull Lu Ting-Pin repeatedly forces the boat deeper into the creature until it suffers a mortal wound.

The Monster Falls from "Mulan". Survival in the Waves A weaponized hull Lu Ting-Pin repeatedly forces the boat deeper into the creature until it suffers a mortal wound.

Survival in the Waves A weaponized hull Lu Ting-Pin repeatedly forces the boat deeper into the creature until it suffers a mortal wound. Mulan holds on Exhausted and submerged again and again, Mulan keeps the Rabbit afloat with Lu Ting-Pin’s gourd until help reaches her.

Kunlun’s Sinking Water Kunlun’s Sinking Water from "Mulan". A Second Maritime Peril The boat cannot float The waters around Kunlun Mountain sink ships, leaving the travelers stranded as their boat fills.

Kunlun’s Sinking Water from "Mulan". A Second Maritime Peril The boat cannot float The waters around Kunlun Mountain sink ships, leaving the travelers stranded as their boat fills.

A Second Maritime Peril The boat cannot float The waters around Kunlun Mountain sink ships, leaving the travelers stranded as their boat fills. Lu Ting-Pin is limited He cannot fly while carrying mortal weight, so Mulan must devise another way to get herself and the Rabbit ashore.

A Sail Becomes a Lifeline A Sail Becomes a Lifeline from "Mulan". Improvisation in Danger Mulan acts quickly She tears the sail free, knots the lines, and orders Lu Ting-Pin to blow wind into it.

A Sail Becomes a Lifeline from "Mulan". Improvisation in Danger Mulan acts quickly She tears the sail free, knots the lines, and orders Lu Ting-Pin to blow wind into it.

Improvisation in Danger Mulan acts quickly She tears the sail free, knots the lines, and orders Lu Ting-Pin to blow wind into it. The travelers reach land The wind carries Mulan and the Rabbit over the sinking waters, allowing them to reach the island and continue on foot.

The day before the new moon

During the first attack

After the boat strikes the sea creature

The following day

The final approach to Kunlun Mountain