The Ancestor Hall was painted with red lacquer and studded with copper nails, its flying eaves and dougong brackets shaped in solemn and heavy lines. The fighting was happening elsewhere, while the Ancestor Hall and the surrounding buildings remained intact at the moment.
The Fly Ascension Ceremony was happening today. The hall doors were open, revealing a spacious interior with towering beams and columns. Beneath the shrine of the Everlasting Lamp was a tiered altar made of ebony wood, with rows of chestnut wooden memorial tablets arranged meticulously and orderly.
The top tier had only one, which was the founding ancestor; the second tier had three, representing the second generation's three True Men; the third tier had seven, the fourth tier over ten, and the bottom tier over twenty. Vertically, the five rows; horizontally, they are orderly. Each tablet had names, Taoist titles, and life dates clearly engraved.
