The Temple Control Bureau's Yamen differs from the Qintian Observatory's Treasure Tower.
Its main gate has three entrances, each with two dark door panels. On either side of the gate, huge Chi dragons carved from stone stand imposingly, lifelike and imbued with overwhelming divinity. Under their fierce glare, onlookers feel their souls quiver.
Inside, pavilions and towers abound, with flying eaves and upturned corners. Yet they lack the eight-story towering structures of the Qintian Observatory Treasure Building, consisting mostly of two or three-story buildings, all exuding a sense of grandeur and stern coldness.
"Master Li, please,"
said the two Divine Envoys, their attitudes now much softened, as they spoke to Li Che.
Upon entering the Temple Control Bureau, the rich divinity was nearly tangible, naturally creating an oppressive atmosphere. Martial Artists who hadn't cultivated divinity would likely find themselves unable to even circulate their life force here.
