# Chapter 37
Every day was just like the day before. Apollo came to show himself every day. He didn’t come empty-handed. Things he brought, such as dead animal bodies, high-quality fabric, musical instruments, and gold were offered untouched on Dionysus’ altar. Apollo was aware that Eutostea would use the things he brought once she finished making an offering to her god by using them, so he gradually put gifts on the altar that he wanted to give her––clothes that would look good on her, laurel crown that would look gorgeous on her head, reed pipe he wanted to play for her, and sandals made of silver yarn he wanted Eutostea to wear, etc.…
