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And Lu Bu promised his friend that he would do the deed and e over on the morrow。
So Li Su took his leave。 That very night； at the second watch； Lu Bu entered； sword in hand； into his master's tent。 He found Ding Yuan reading by the light of a solitary candle。
Seeing who came in； Ding Yuan said； 〃My son； what is afoot？〃
〃I am a bold hero；〃 said Lu Bu。 〃Do not think I am willing to be a son of yours！〃
〃Why this change； Lu Bu？〃
As a reply Lu Bu made one cut； and Ding Yuan's head fell to the earth。
Then Lu Bu called the attendants and said； 〃He was an unjust man； and I have slain him。 Let those who back me stay。 The others may depart。〃
Most ran away。 Next day； with the head of the murdered man as his gift； Lu Bu betook himself to Li Su； who led him to Dong Zhuo。 Dong Zhuo received him with a warm wele and had wine set before him。
〃Your ing is wele as the gentle dew to the parched grass；〃 said Dong Zhuo。
Lu Bu made Dong Zhuo seat himself and then made an obeisance； saying； 〃Pray let me bow to you as my adopted father！〃
Dong Zhuo gave his newly won ally gold armor and silken robes and spread the feast of wele。 They then separated。
Thence Dong Zhuo's power and influence increased rapidly。 He gave the lordship of Hu （an ancient state） and the rank mander of the Left Army to his brother Dong Min。 He appointed Lu Bu Lord of Luoyang； mander of Capital District； and Cavalry mander。 Dong Zhuo made himself Minister of Works； Grand mander； and mander of the Front Army。
The adviser Li Ru never ceased from urging him to carry out the design of deposing the young Emperor。
The now all…powerful Dong Zhuo prepared a banquet in the capital at which all the officers of state were guests。 He also ba
