The Five Elements' Path of Brahma

In the northwest lies a remote little village called Fanjialou, nestled at the foot of a mountain. The mountain is shaped like a bat, so people call it Bat Mountain. Grandpa Fan lay in his rocking chair, waving a palm-leaf fan as he told this tale to his only grandson. Long ago, the land at the foot of Bat Mountain was fertile farmland, where villagers grew the grain they depended on for survival. But at night, swarms of bats would fly down from the mountain and ravage their crops, leaving the people with nothing to harvest and suffering terribly. Later, an old Daoist priest passed through Fanjialou and told the villagers that a bat spirit was behind the trouble. If they built a Lingguan Temple on the mountaintop, it would be able to keep the bats in check. The villagers spent months building it, until a Lingguan Temple stood atop Bat Mountain...