Nan Cang Mountain is located in Southeastern Great Yue. Four peaks stand tall as three rivers flow side-by-side. Every spring, the snow on the summits melts, transforming into cascading waterfalls that converge into a single, rushing river.
The river originally flowed from east to west, but at the foot of the mountain lies a ridge named Yi Character Ridge. Its shape, like the character "Yi" (乙), forcibly diverts the river's course to the south.
This change in terrain causes the river to pour down and turn sharply with thunderous momentum, like a divine dragon swinging its tail. Thus, it earned the name "Huilong Bay."
The Wuxiang Institute's Water Mirror Department had decided to hold this year's inspirational cultivation here.
A party of over thirty people set out from Yan Province, riding south for nearly ten days before reaching the foot of Nan Cang Mountain.
