Chapter 169: Knowledge is Power, Books Add Critical Hit

Mount Helicon, the ancient temple stood at the peak, quietly floating as if it were a pure memory cube in a giant's hand.

There it was, the Temple of Memory!

On the gravel path connected to the foot of the mountain, Luo En and the team of ten, which included the nine Muses, looked up at the marvel at the end of the road and nodded to each other.

Mnemosyne, the Goddess of Memory, language, and writing in the world of Greece.

She was the daughter of Uranus and Gaea, one of the twelve Titans, and she bore the nine Muses with Zeus, thus esteemed as "Mother of the Muses."

And Mount Helicon was the sacred place of this Goddess of Memory.

Having chosen to break off from their patron, Apollo, the Muses, after much deliberation, decided to come to their mother Mnemosyne's temple to seek help and support.

However, in their memories, this mother's character was extremely indifferent; she seldom intervened in disputes among the gods, often ignoring even her daughters.