Li Mu Yang wore a bitter expression as he said, "The Kunming Divine Palace was nothing more than a fanciful legend to begin with. They say only those with the right destiny can see it. I've gone to the Kunlun Void countless times, yet I've never once seen the Kunlun Divine Palace. If I can't even see the Kunlun Divine Palace, how could I possibly find the Kaiming Beast, obtain its gall, and consume it?"
"The Kunlun Void within the seas lies in the northwest, beneath the capital of the Emperor. The Kunlun Void is eight hundred li across and ten thousand ren tall. Upon it grow trees of grain, five xun tall and five wei around. There are also nine wells, their rims made of jade. Its surface has nine gates, each guarded by a Kaiming Beast. It is where the hundred gods reside. At the rocks of the eight corners, beside the Red River, none but the benevolent Yi can climb the cliffs. These are detailed descriptions of the Kaiming Beast in the ancient divine text Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Inner Seas—West."
"Our Daoist ancestor Guo Pu also crossed paths with the Kaiming Beast. In Illustrated Eulogies on the Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Inner Seas—West—Kaiming, he recorded it as well: 'The Kaiming Heavenly Beast, born of this essence of metal; tiger-bodied and human-faced, displaying such a fierce form; glaring at Kunlun Mountain, its might frightening all spirits.' That book is still hidden in Dragon Tiger Mountain's Three Thousand Daoist Canon Repository. If we get the chance, return to Dragon Tiger Mountain with me, and I'll retrieve it for you to read."
"So many people recorded the Kunlun Divine Palace and the Kaiming Beast. That proves they truly exist. We merely need to spend the