Ye Kai walked to the woman in the ticket booth. He paid the woman five silver coins and then got a ticket for four people after they walked down a corridor.
The air was frigid and echoed with their footsteps, but the fur coat that Ye Kai had taken out from inventory made them feel as if they were dressed for winter.
Ye Ming wondered if she could also store many things in inventory.
Then, turning a corner, she saw it: an enormous hall containing more ice sculptures than she could ever have imagined. There was a huge creature, with its huge open jaws; there was a beautiful bird, rising from the ground; there were fish and birds of all colors; there were warriors and servants and animals, each one carved from ice so translucent that she could see tiny traces of blue light inside them, though this might have been an illusion.
Ye Ming walked around the ice sculptures, admiring their beauty. She stopped in front of the one of women.
