The Deer Gallery
The Deer Gallery would be the final project at least thought of during chapter 17. Daji had chosen this Deer Gallery as an ensured way to put an end to Jiang Ziya, who had been entrusted to create the impossible -- the gallery itself. This large tower like structure would be forty-nine feet in height (double the size of the Star-Picking Belvadere), fully equipped with columns of jade, floors of marble, roofs and ceilings of legendary jewels, and railings of great pearls and sea corals.
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