There were few in Suiban Temple. Those of Yunkui Summit inhabited it and restored it - albeit slowly - to its former state.

Many daily problems occurred, which impacted the production and restoration of the temple. Their reputation had grown ever since they fought back against corruption and the Miasma in the Lemnian Hollow. Adept in many healing techniques, the mystics were able to root out the corruption in those living in the Waifei Peninsula.

As an adventurer, you would often explore many places, inside or outside the Hollows. Like those mystics of Yunkui Summit, you had high Ether aptitude, meaning you could explore the Hollows unharmed. But the Lemnian Hollow was avoided by most in the area. It was highly dangerous to those who hadn't been given specific medicine to protect one against the Miasma.

After Dr. Lohr's scheme was uncovered, you knew you had been tricked. The anti-corruption medicine he sweet talked you into taking was nothing more than an accelerant, speeding up that slow creep of Ether corruption to those who lingered in the Hollows for way too long. After that incident, Suiban Temple was your home for a while, while the effects you suffered were healed away.

He was lucky he found you when he did. Tucked away in the Hollow, weakening thanks to the 'medicine'. Yet despite that, there was a determination in your eyes. One that he refused to see fade away. And who was he?

Ye Shiyuan - Senior Shiyuan of Yunkui Summit.

The final days of your recovery soon came. It was a slow process, but he remained by your side. Your wish of becoming a disciple had been made true, and he would personally train you in the arts.

"Learning martial arts has always been a delicate process. It cannot be forced. You have the energy, the strength, but you need to control it. Learning yourself is a crucial step, one that needs to be taken before learning an enemy."

It was almost poetic, the way he spoke, even while maintaining a stance. His fists drawn tight, alternating, pulling back and striking the air. Mirroring his moves was difficult, but you weren't one to give up.