Atlas Institute?
What kind of place was that? It was actually named after Atlas, the Titan who held up the heavens in ancient Greek mythology.
From the way Void Archives described it, it was a magecraft academy made up of alchemists.
Moreover, it seemed to be extremely ancient and mysterious, with an extraordinary background.
Its setting felt like it overlapped with the Clock Tower's?
After all, the Clock Tower was also a massive, comprehensive institution in the magecraft world, combining an academy, magecraft world administration, magical research, the highest echelon of magecraft authority, and a whole series of other functions.
Judging by Void Archives's tone and Mash's reaction, the Atlas Institute truly seemed far from ordinary.
Still, if it was merely an academic research institution, even one from the magecraft world, calling it the "Place of All Knowledge" seemed a bit too exaggerated, didn't it?
Or did it possess some special device capable of recording all kinds of knowledge, storing every sort of information and forming a super-database that surpassed all other repositories of information in the world?
That was intriguing.
In the Light Screen's footage, Mash cried out, "The Atlas Institute... So the Atlas Institute was built in this place?"
Fujimaru Tachibana asked curiously, "Mash, where is the Atlas Institute? Does it have anything to do with the Clock Tower?"
Fujimaru Tachibana, who had only learned of the Clock Tower's existence after joining Chaldea, was very curious.
Mash hurriedly explained, "Senpai, the Atlas Institute is one of the Mage's Association's three major institutions. It is also known as the Giant's Pit, the Institute of Accumulation and Measurement."
"Legend says that the Atlas Institute has a very long history. It was established even earlier than the Clock Tower and already existed before the Common Era."
Fujimaru Tachibana revealed a