Lotus Peak.
This peak is located on the westernmost side of the Celestial Longevity Mountain, the peak with the most dramatic rises and falls within the Celestial Longevity Mountain Range.
Spanning over one hundred and seventy miles, it contains dozens of peaks of varying heights.
These peaks gather together, spiraling upwards, making the entire mountain resemble a lotus flower, thus named 'Lotus Peak'.
At dawn in early spring, the horizon showed a faint fish-belly white, and the entire Lotus Peak was shrouded in a light mist, like a gauze gently covering the sleeping mountains.
Dewdrops cling to the pine branches, sparkling in the dim light, like remnants of night stars, reluctant to leave.
The eastern sky gradually became tinged with a faint orange-red, as the sun began to shyly show its face.
