The Statue of the Holy Maiden of the Dragon Clan stood 108 meters tall, with ancient and exquisite attire and a figure in an ascending dance pose. It was beautiful yet solemn, with an imposing aura.
It was the tallest structure in the Dragon King Temple and a landmark building of the Mu Continent.
Below the pedestal of the Statue of the Holy Maiden of the Dragon Clan was the Treasure Hall of the Dragon King Temple, built of marble. The walls inside were adorned with colorful murals depicting "Dragon Dance" and "Celestial Auspiciousness," which could not be seen from inside a submarine—only by entering the hall.
In front of the Dragon King Temple's Treasure Hall lay an 80,000-square-meter sacrificial plaza, featuring a sacred altar, with dragon-themed parks flanking either side.
Each year, during the national sacrificial ceremonies, people would come here to pray for the peace and prosperity of the country.
