Not far from where Qing Yu and others met, there was a barren mountain.
The whole mountain was devoid of grass, a rarity even in the desolate Northwest.
Vajra Temple was located on this grassless mountain, consisting only of rocks.
Nearly a thousand years ago, a high monk from the Great Zen Temple felt that Zen Sect lacked strong hard skills, so he came to this harsh and cold land in the Northwest to refine his body, attempting to comprehend the Body Refining Divine Skill.
He did not use True Qi, instead relying solely on his physical strength to carve steps into this barren mountain. It took him five full years to roughly shape the tens of thousands of steps from the base to the peak of the mountain.
Afterward, he spent another thirty years carving three thousand Buddha statues on the mountain walls beside the circumferential steps.