The Mongolian army parted like a tide, opening a path straight to the Yanxiang Hall.
The three buildings, one main and two auxiliary, formed a cohesive system with an imposing atmosphere.
Jiang Dali was curious to see what was so extraordinary about the stone wall supposedly sketched from the War God Chronicles. He led the group up the steps, bypassed the main hall, and arrived before the Left Yanxiang Hall, where a large red lantern was hanging.
At this time, the doors of the three halls were all tightly closed. The doors, made of refined steel, were about a foot thick and composed of two iron gates that split in the middle, standing two zhang high and four zhang wide.
Jiang Dali estimated that it would require ten strong men to move each of such gates.
In front of the large door of the left hall stood a stone wall radiating Mingyun crystal waves.
