Mount Sumeru, the Buddhist Sect's supreme immortal ground, carried far too many legends and had left behind endless mysteries in the world. This Ancient Immortal Mountain was famous not only in the Big Dipper Star Domain but also throughout other ancient star domains. It represented the foundation of Buddhism and held immense significance.
Ye Fan led the Mystic Gate army to the foot of Mount Sumeru in the Western Desert. When he finally saw its true form, he could not help but feel shaken.
Mount Sumeru was simply too immense. It towered into the heavens, majestic and boundless, capable of piercing the sky and filling the oceans. It stretched across ancient and modern times, eternal through ten thousand ages. Standing before it, one deeply felt one's own insignificance, like an ant gazing up at a galaxy, keenly aware of one's frailty.
Legend had it that Mount Sumeru stood eighty-four thousand yojanas high, with each yojana measuring a full thirteen thousand meters. Naturally, those figures were somewhat exaggerated. Yet its grandeur was plain to see. It was the greatest mountain in the Big Dipper Star Domain; no other ancient mountain could compare to its vastness, boundlessness, majesty, and immensity.
Several lofty mountains surrounded the towering Mount Sumeru, equally magnificent. Ancient temples and spiritual courtyards dotted the peaks, silver waterfalls cascaded down, and Buddhist chants rang endlessly through the air, making the central Mount Sumeru appear even more magnificent.
Waters surrounded the foot of these Buddhist lands in the Western Desert. This was the legendary Seven Treasure Pool, also known as the Eight Virtues Pool, because it was filled with Eight Virtues Water.
Eight Virtues Water was exceedingly precious. Every Buddhist pilgrim longed for it, for drinking it brought all manner of wondrous benefits: it could keep away impurity, purify the body,