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These three types of buildings occupied one-third of the area of the backyard.
Although there were more ordinary monks than any other, the places they lived in took up the least amount of space. On the contrary, the living quarters of the monks with positions, similar to double rooms, single rooms, suites, and finally, a singular house for one person.
Even though it was a two-story building, it still managed to showcase the status of its master.
Sean Knight guessed that the person was not the Host or the overseer; otherwise, he couldn't possibly live in such luxury.
As the two of them surveyed these residential areas, Sean Knight could tell that the higher the grade of the dwelling, the more likely it was to see some antiques—there were fine copies of ancient Buddhist Scriptures on paper, Copper Buddha Statues from the Yuan and Song Dynasty, and maps from the Ming and Qing Dynasty hanging on the walls...
