"That makes sense, since the Ming Sect was absolutely taboo throughout the entire Ming Dynasty." After listening to Leonard's definition of these historic ruins, Fairmont, who had also just reviewed a stack of information, inferred a lot of things.
"When this Ming Sect temple was discovered, it immediately attracted the suppression of local officials, which is why there are so many traces of destruction following the battles here."
"However, the temple is not merely a simple religious site," Joan continued, "both the surrounding layout and the traces left here suggest that this place has always been fortified since its construction."
"In addition, there are a lot of traces of fighting left in the area, which is not the result of one-sided massacre, meaning that the temple is essentially a militarized presence."
