On Mount Olympus in the center of the world, Zeus, the King of Gods, holds the Thunder Spear tightly and looks at the world with a smile.
In front of him, the gods were like a forest.
In the Silver Hall in the north, Odin on the Supreme Throne holds the Spear of Heaven and looks down at the world.
There was endless wind and snow in his eyes.
On the banks of the Nile in the south, Amun-Ra, who was steering the sun boat, set his sights on the Aegean Sea.
Under his feet were mountains of dry bones.
In the land of two rivers, Marduk, the king of kings, looks west to the world.
His hero-king, Gilgamesh, carried the oracle on his back and set out on an expedition to Greece, with a fleet of warships like the sea.
In Plato's Academy, a young man named Su Ye walked up the mountains and reached the top.
