Xiwei, positioned near the west border of the Mine empire, was a vital stronghold for maintaining the empire's western territories. Tragically, when the Emporer believed the castle was hiding the Hero's Sword from him, he dispatched an army to seize the castle. Ultimately, the citadel was destroyed. Sadly, the army failed to find the sword in the rubble of the stronghold. Was the Soul Edge, known in this region as the Hero's Sword, really at Xiwei? Or was this place destroyed due to a misunderstanding? No one can answer those questions now. (picture 01 picture 02 )

Originally constructed as a retreat for the Ming Emporer, this garden is now a large park open to the public. Most of the area is made up of water, and a combination of bridges and peninsulas creates a deep, complex landscape. The view from the palace in the front, the former residence of the royal family, is especially beautiful, entertaining visitors along with the blossoms of the four seasons. Currently, the park is under the management of a powerful, elderly general of the Ming Empire. Thanks to the kindness of the general, Xianghua now trains secretly here amid the morning mist. (picture 01 picture 02 picture 03 )