In the sandy lands of the Western Regions, three Buddha statues stood tall like mountain peaks, piercing the clouds with their backs to the slightly lower central peak, each forming a different Dharma Seal with their hands, facing in all directions as if they were protecting the central mountain and deterring all external enemies.
In the midst of the central peak lay clusters of golden palaces, bathed in brilliant light that turned night into day.
"The ancestral court of Buddhism, Nalanda Temple, is so opulent," a big man clad in a wolf robe stepped down from the sky, one step at a time, looking down on this lavish scene with a greedy gleam in the eyes of the Heavenly Wolf from the grasslands.
The nature of a wolf is to prey and to encroach, and as the Heavenly Wolf of the grasslands, the Golden Wolf Khan had extraordinary ambition and desire.
