Alexandria

The great library city of Egypt where Jesus and Ganid spent months collecting religious manuscripts from every world tradition. Young Ganid employed over 60 translators to compile the world's religious writings, discovering that virtually every tradition's concept of one God traced back to Machiventa Melchizedek's Salem missionaries. This compilation became the basis for Paper 131: The World's Religions. Alexandria was also a major center of Andite-descended Egyptian civilization and a melting pot of world cultures.