Meanwhile, at the peak of the sect's mountains, hidden among clouds that shimmered with spiritual energy, stood a pavilion that seemed to be the part of heavens itself.
Its jade pillars glowed faintly and the structure exuded an aura of divinity, as if it belonged to gods rather than mortals.
Within a vast chamber, a throne of white jade dominated the space, and upon it sat the true Sect Leader of the Heavenly Moon Sect. Her golden hair cascaded like a river of sunlight and her golden eyes glowed faintly with violet gleam.
Her figure was that of perfection—curvy, with generous "mountains," a thin waist, and wide hips accentuated by a golden gown. The dress had slit on both sides, revealing long, flawless legs that seemed to beckon and command at once.
In front of her knelt a familiar figure—Luoshi, her head bowed in reverence. Her usual sharpness had faded, replaced by complete submission under the presence of the Sect Leader.
