"This is Great Leiyin Temple. It is truly as extraordinary as one might expect."
Shen Han had arrived at Great Leiyin Temple.
Located over 1,300 miles from Lingmiao Pavilion, the temple was a sect perched atop an isolated peak rising from sheer cliffs. To its west, a winding river snaked around the temple before flowing eastward. Beyond this river, to the north, lay a flat plain dotted with a small town. The terrain around the town rose no more than a few yards, yet Great Leiyin Temple soared to a height of over 2,000 yards—a massive, imposing peak that jutted abruptly out of the flatlands.
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