Anchor Keeper

On the night of the new moon, the dead souls fled on Nyenchen Tanglha's sky burial platform, while vultures circled around. Tenzin, a young sky burial master, thought it was just an ordinary ceremony, but he found a thousand-year-old stone that should have been buried deep in the earth's veins in the hands of the climber's body. What made him even more frightened was that the warning whispers of his master, who "passed away" three years ago, reappeared in the wind and snow. Tenzin is forced to go with Lin Wei, an archaeologist who bears a family curse, Lobsang, a Bon wizard who wanders to redeem himself, and Dolma, the reincarnated girl of the lake god. Each of the four possesses a partial power: psychic eyes to see life and death, ancient scroll bloodline to unseal, Bon witchcraft to control the wind and purify erosion, and the lake god's song to soothe the darkness. Every use of power devours their memories and lives. Traveling across the seven secret areas of Tibet, from the Guge ruins to the bottom of Lake Namtso, from the blackened Yamdrok Yumco to the underwater secret place Manasarovar, they competed for three scattered town stones. As the new moon approaches, three enemies are watching: the Black Rock Society with high-tech weapons, the Nether Bone Sect that controls corpses, and the Eclipse Sect that sacrifices to summon chaos. In the decisive battle at the top of Mount Kailash, they used the heart of Buddha and Ben to restart the anchor point of heaven and earth, only to find that real chaos had already grown in people's hearts. Those who want to save the world most are the first to hear temptation whisper: "Join us and you can protect everything."