. The Classic of Mountains and Seas mentions the Azure Dragon, the Nine Phoenixes, and the Kunpeng. While the Qilin doesn't appear directly in a separate chapter of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it shares a bloodline connection with the dragon clan and is often mentioned alongside the Azure Dragon as an auspicious beast. The Azure Dragon: One of the four guardian deities of the four directions in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it is associated with the wood element and appears among the "Ten Ancient Mythical Beasts." The Qilin: While not mentioned in a separate chapter in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it shares a bloodline connection with the Yinglong (a winged dragon) and is a traditional auspicious beast, often listed alongside the dragon. The Nine Phoenix: Recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas: Great Wilderness North, it is described as a deity with a human face and a bird body, possessing nine heads and dwelling in the mountains of the "North Pole Heavenly Cabinet." The Kunpeng: Representing the legend of "Kun" transforming into "Peng," it appears in the Classic of Mountains and Seas and refers to a mythical fish in the northern ocean that transforms into a giant bird with wingspans of thousands of miles. 40% ABV / 200ML 4 bottles