# Chapter 22
The temple of Dionysus was located in the upper reaches of the river. Humans living nearby had no idea that there was a temple. The temple was hidden behind the thick and dense coniferous forests, which was unusual in Greece. It looked like a part of the mountains from a distance. It was a camouflage, which was an outright expression of ‘don’t look for it, don’t come.’
As Dionysus slowly descended, holding Eutostea in his arms, the glassy surface of the river faded into a round shape upon Dionysus’ toes. He crossed the narrow river and entered the forest that floated like an island. As he pushed his way through the woods and went deeper inside, a white roofed temple appeared.
