A memorial archway appeared in the distance.
Inside the archway was a huge courtyard.
The courtyard was entirely built according to the ancient "several entries and exits" standard, only it had been magnified several times over.
House after house of ancient charm, stood majestically upon the hillside, like undulating peaks, layered upon each other.
In ancient times, such a large courtyard would probably be off-limits even to a prince.
Greg Jensen, whose eyesight was extremely good, could see from afar that between each section of the courtyard there was a small garden, all linked by cloisters.
Above the cloisters, dragons and phoenixes were carved, and gold gilding engraved, so luxurious.
What was even more astonishing was that the layout of the courtyard subtly conformed to the geomantic principle of collecting wind and gathering spiritual energy, as if it were one with the entire mountain.
