A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. [[Open to all Gods/Minor Gods]]

[Miya]

Athena was on mount Olympus, as usual. She was sitting on an aristocratic sofa reading a book. The book was from a woman known as Agatha Christie and was called 'And Then There Were None'. It was the most best-selling novel with 100 million sales to date, making it the world's best-selling mystery ever. Athena was quite thrilled with the story and was slowly being absorbed by it. She had never read this publication, as she enjoyed reading scientific books; even though she knew everything, anyway.

Most of the gods would probably consider that as a waste of time but Athena didn't. 'Reading is what makes us human, or gods in this case' was what she believed about books. After all, they were immortal and thus had all the time they needed; and much more. Of course there was the threat of the minor gods and the titans hanging over the Olympian gods, menacing to erase their very existence. But the goddess of wisdom knew that they had some time left until they had to face the danger.