The map of this battle was a strange stonehenge that took up a large amount of space. More than thousands of column-like stone pillars stood irregular in the desert. The stone columns were of varying height and sizes.
The thinnest of them were as thin as a flagpole and the thickest of them were as thick as a tower. There were gaps between the pillars, but they were totally irregular as well. A moon hung in the sky. The wind blew lightly and there were wisps of cloud blocking out the moonlight. This was the perfect environment for an assassin to operate.
The sand would muffle any sound made by one's footsteps. Combined that with the howling wind, it was very hard for the opponent to perceive Xiao Tan's movement. The strange pillars provided Xiao Tan with an endless cover that he could use. Even if Xiao Tan had been spotted by his enemy, with just three to five steps, he would disappear from his opponent's line of sight.
