CHILDREN OF GODS
“That is Olympic Amphitheater. It’s where the school holds quarterly plays and musical concerts. See those two statues there?”
“Yeah,” he nodded.
“Dionysus and Apollo. The gods of drama and music, respectively. But come this way, you can check it out another time. The main hall is just over here along the path.”
They walked left, continuing on the shaded path, before making their way to a view that James could barely describe. He had to swivel his head left and right just to be able to take in the scope of the building that was facing them. Great Olympus Hall, vast, geometrically squared, and made entirely of white granite. The massive columned portico with broad sweeping steps, the pillars