He joined the Royal Guards in his desire for power and through cunning and trickery became the leader of the Royal Guards.

Huangfu Yao: The Leader of the Royal Guards.When the cutscene ends, the player’s health will be halved and they'll receive a weakening debuff for an hour. If a player’s Discipline Points exceed 100 and they enter the School area, a punishing cutscene will play. Breaking these rules will increase the player's Discipline Points. Royal Guards has its own rules and regulations. All are beatable, though doing so can be a real challenge. Soul Chasing Claw can be rushed down, Soul Losing Blade has little finesse, and Eagle Claw Fist relies too much on gimmicky mixups. Royal Guards' main weaknesses are matchup-specific. Royal Guards mainly contribute to PvE by using their Eagle Claw Fist attacks to apply health-absorbing debuffs to enemies, which allows allies to recover health. Royal Guards' Soul Chasing Claw is feared in PvP for its huge amount of ranged crowd control and high damage. They are a cruel and ruthless group that garner fear from all other schools. The Royal Guards are active in all corners of China and secretly join in many major tournament events. They can enter the Royal Courts freely to report to the Emperor directly. They were established to supervise, spy on, and oppress any unlawful acts by government officials. The Royal Guards are the most famous of all the Ming Dynasty intelligence agencies. Their brutal, merciless attacks are the dark twin of Shaolin. Vicious and cruel, the members of the Royal Guards seek power and control. Royal Guards is one of the Eight Great Schools in Age of Wushu.

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