Black Sand Bone Temple

In the 33rd year of the Republic of China, Black Sand Ridge in northern Xinjiang. The desert wind rolled up the black sand, roaring like countless hungry beasts in the wilderness. A camel team composed of seven people was trudging between the sand dunes. The leading camel driver, Lao Shuan, tightened his sheepskin jacket, his cloudy eyes full of vigilance: "We are almost reaching the hinterland of Heisha Ridge, so brace yourself and don't talk nonsense at night."