Katelyle took Athena to Diagon Alley, had several outfits tailored for her, and bought some daily necessities and snacks before returning to the Simple Abode.
By then, the Thunder Eagle was already playing with the Sphinx and the other two divine beasts.
Just then, three figures appeared outside the Simple Abode.
"Athena!" Seeing Athena, Hebe hurried forward in delight and embraced her.
Athena was equally delighted to see her sister Hebe.
Since falling into slumber, she had lost count of how many millennia had passed without a chance to chat with her sisters.
In fact, she did not even know how many years it had been since she had spoken to anyone at all.
Today was her first day awake after that long slumber, and there was still much about this world she had yet to grow accustomed to.
She did not fully trust Katelyle, either.
The arrival of Apollo and Hebe eased some of the unease in her heart.
"And you are?" Katelyle asked, looking at the burly middle-aged man beside Apollo with some confusion.
"Thor," Apollo explained with a smile.
Understanding dawned on Katelyle. He extended his hand and smiled. "Katelyle, professor of elemental magic at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry."
After shaking hands with Katelyle, Thor smiled and said, "It's a pleasure to meet you, Professor Katelyle."
"Apollo told me you're an incredibly powerful man, and that you even created the wondrous art of elemental magic."
"But there's something that particularly interests me. Not long ago, I heard a believer's summons, and something was taken from me."
Katelyle nodded and smiled. "The Thunder God's Hammer. An excellent divine artifact."
He raised his hand, and the Thunder God's Hammer swiftly flew out of the laboratory and landed in his grasp. He then handed it to Thor.
Thor