Boba Mountain Peak.
Jiang Feng and Dong Ruyan made their way up and finally witnessed what it means to have the drums and gongs blaring, and fireworks crackling in the air.
Because the King would also be coming up to watch the duel today, the royal palace had sent a squad of guards to Boba Mountain long before dawn.
Myanmar is a semi-presidential country, where the King is merely a symbol, and real power is held by the government.
However, much like the Sun Never Sets Empire, the royal family still holds a deeply rooted position in this country and remains the belief and spiritual reliance of the people.
Thus, the King's symbolic authority far surpasses that of the President.
The guards cordoned off the area to create an open space, both to protect the King and to set the stage for the duel between Jiang Feng and Hemeng.
Myanmar hasn't had such a grand event involving everyone for many years, and people came to Boba Mountain to watch the duel like ants, endlessly streaming in.
