Severus brought the Anubis Holy Grail to the Innocence Fountain.
This place had changed drastically since he had last left. The dead branches and fallen leaves in the waterways were gone, exposing the bottom of the fountain.
People often took advantage of chaos across All Under Heaven to profit for themselves. It was not merely hoarding goods and driving up prices to amass wealth; some would also take things they had always wanted to steal but never could, such as Nicolas Flamel's reliefs in Holy Innocents Cemetery and Saint-Jacques Church Cemetery. Priests had originally watched over them. When Holy Innocents Cemetery was relocated, some people tore down the vault of Cemetery No. 4. During the French Revolution, they tore down the entire church. The uneducated public, ignorant of history, had no idea what those "old stones" people carried away were for. They only cared about gold, silver, jewels, furniture, and clothes.
There were reliefs at the bottom of this pool as well, though without any mysterious symbols—only patterns of grapevines and fig trees.
"Egypt had wine too, and modern wine labels likewise originated in Ancient Egypt. As early as 3,600 years ago, the ancient egyptians made remarkably detailed labels based on place of origin and vintage," Gong Saiyi had once told Severus. "They even recorded the winemaker, like the bricks on the Great Wall. If the Pharaoh fell ill after drinking the wine, he could hold that winemaker accountable."
As the goddess of love, dance, and wine, Hathor had once been regarded as a death god in Thebes. Besides taking the form of a cow, she could also become a fig tree, offering its fruit to messengers from the underworld. She also possessed the Eye of Ra. After gaining the "divine eye," Hathor had once made the world run red