The lesson that I was going to attend during my first proper day as a student in the White Tiger Institute was about 'Arrays and Formations'.
After separating from the girls, as I trudged along the way up Mount Penglai, I heard a few people chatting about the insights they had gained in the arrays and all.
As I was new here, so as not to make any mistakes, I silently followed them as they led me to the peak where the class specific to 'Arrays and Formations' was held.
As it happened unlike the name suggested, Mount Penglai was not a mountain with a single peak; instead, many peaks were assimilated within the mountain. And each of these peaks was the abode of the instructors and the place where they took their corresponding classes.
Of course, the allotment of the peaks was according to the instructors' seniority or strength, with the institute's headmaster staying in the highest peak, the actual Penglai Peak.
