The Qin Family was nestled inside a deep valley, where gnarled, thousand-year-old pines clung to jagged, precipitous peaks, and pavilion after pavilion rose gracefully along the mountain slopes.
Clear, cool streams gushed from the rock crevices high above, cascading down the stone to form a series of sparkling waterfalls.
Buildings lined both sides of the entire valley. Unlike the Yunjian Mountain Sect, whose structures were uniformly roofed with austere gray tiles, the Qin Family favored a far more grandiose style. They used brilliant splashes of green and yellow glazed tiles that caught the sunlight and seemed to radiate a precious, gem-like glow.
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