"Remnants of Olympus?" Hesperis hadn't expected Hao Ren to summon her specifically for this. She frowned. "What do you want those things for?"
"Really?" Hao Ren hadn't held out much hope, but Hesperis's reaction made him feel there might actually be something to this. "Do you know where to find them?"
Hesperis frowned and shook her head. "I can't say yet. First, tell me why you're looking for the Olympus legacy."
Hao Ren glanced at Vivian beside him. He found it difficult to explain concepts like "Ultimate Pardon," "Truth of God-Slaying," and "Guide" to Hesperis, but he couldn't avoid the subject either. After organizing his thoughts, he finally said, "It's related to Vivian. Didn't we find a statue of Vivian in the ruins of the Olympus temple last time? Later, we found another similar statue in the Sirens' treasure vault. It was also secretly made by someone—or several people—from your Olympus divine system. We found more suspicious clues during our latest mission, too, and they all pointed to... Vivian's 'idol.' That's the only way I can explain it."
"So you're actually trying to find clues about certain members of our family secretly worshiping Vivian?" Hesperis understood what Hao Ren meant. Although she knew there were probably deep secrets behind the matter, she wisely chose not to dig further. As the sole surviving descendant of an ancient family that had long since gone extinct, her curiosity about many things had faded considerably—even matters involving her former clansmen. "Those clues probably won't be easy to find. Even I don't know about them, which means they were kept secret even back then. And now that Mount Olympus has fallen, with only scattered remnants of the Mythical Era left, finding clues will be even harder."
As Hesperis spoke, a thoughtful look appeared on her