Fuyue Mountain was long since deeply integrated into the lifeblood of this nation,
becoming one of the most iconic symbols of the White-Red Empire's spirit and culture.
To every person of the White-Red Empire, that mountain not only held the endless charm carved by nature's divine craftsmanship.
It also possessed an innate, bone-deep sense of solemnity and sanctity.
The literary masters of the White-Red Empire saw Fuyue Mountain as a boundless wellspring of inspiration.
At the same time, it was also a sacred site, passed down through generations and piously worshipped by the people.
Fuyue Mountain was conical in shape, rising from the depths of the earth to pierce the sky with a cold, imposing majesty.
Its peak was covered in perennial snow, which shone with a blinding, dreamlike silver light whenever the sun broke through the clouds.
Five freshwater lakes were scattered gracefully around the mountain's base.
