Tian Lin Mountain was given its name for being the natural borderline between Tian clan and Lin clan. The land to the south belonged to Tian clan, while Lin clan occupied the land to the north.
Tian Lin Mountain's main peak stood over ten thousand feet tall. Because it was situated on a land filled with geothermal energy and hot springs, the peak was infested with rich vegetation and many waterfalls, giving it a splendid scenery. To the west of the main peak laid a valley. It stretched tens of miles long, filled with over thirty hot spring pools where steaming water gurgled out endlessly throughout the year. The rich nutrients in the water nourished the land and brought it fertilized soil that was perfect for farming.
