The palace is not large, with a grand hall at the front, housing a statue of Guanyin.
Behind it lies a park-like area, with pavilions, small houses, rockeries, and lakes, arranged in the style of a South Yangtze garden.
A group of female cultivators reside at the back, hidden among the purple bamboo, in a tranquil environment.
The old nun indeed did not disturb them, letting Su Yiyi lead Long Fei to a pavilion to sit down, where she offered him Purple Bamboo Tea.
Fat Wang and the others initially wanted to explore the area but were stopped by the watchful female disciples, who ensured they did not move around the pavilion.
Fat Wang and his group had no choice but to stand guard about ten meters away, like gatekeepers.
Long Fei, Su Yiyi, and Wang Xiaoyun sat in the hall, and he raised his hand to knock on the heads of both.
The two covered their heads, their faces blushing, too afraid to utter a sound.
