On the mountaintop, that purple cloud lingered.
It was a clear night, and if not for the Purple Cloud, the starry sky would be visible from such a high mountain.
But due to the presence of the Purple Cloud, moonlight could only pour through it.
The moonlight was also tinted purple, covering the white Taoyuan Ruins with a purple hue as well.
Back then, the Penglai Prince Taiyuan chose Taiyuan Mountain as his new territory, settling there with family and followers in what was then a barren land.
Exactly how many people the Taiyuan Prince brought with him is no longer known.
Judging from the number of dwellings in the Taoyuan Ruins, it wouldn't be less than a hundred, since the entire Taiyuan City had hundreds of houses.
White was the main color of the Taoyuan Ruins.
All buildings, from the dwellings to the Taiyuan City Lord's Mansion, were crafted from polished white stone, resembling a fairytale village.
Walking up the moss-covered steps.
