Beside the beautiful Wolhan River lies the Silver Moon Khan Tent.
Under the setting sun, the Great Khan's Golden Tent reflects the sunlight, burning in hues of golden-red. The entire surface of the Khan Tent is decorated with scale-like patterns, appearing from afar like an ancient beast bathed in fire.
Inside the grand tent, the youthful-looking Silver Moon Great Khan holds a banquet in the valley, inviting his most trusted generals and tribal chieftains.
The banquet is held in the valley because the Khan Tent is three hundred feet tall, with a small mountain inside, featuring rugged rocks, scattered woods, babbling streams, and abundant spiritual energy.
The tent is constructed from the whole hide of a gigantic beast, the most prized trophy of the first Silver Moon. The scale-like patterns outside are not decorative but authentic scales, several feet square each, layered and overlapping, quivering as if the beast were still breathing.
